Decoding IRS Penalty Letters: A Look at Common ACA Non-Compliance Letters

Robyn Carlini • Jan 22, 2024

Understanding IRS penalty letters for ACA non-compliance is crucial for businesses to navigate complex regulations. By having a firm grasp of Affordable Care Act (ACA) rules and regulations, your HR team feels empowered to address issues promptly, avoid penalties, and confidently ensure compliance across the organization.


This infographic breakdown provides invaluable insights into the key
IRS penalty letters your HR team needs to know about, including Letter 226-J, Letter 5005-A, and Letter 972CG for ACA noncompliance penalties, as well as non-penalty letters like Letter 5699 and Letters 227 (J-N).

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