Compliance News | December 12, 2024

Reporting and Disclosure Guide for Benefit Plans 2025

Sponsors of benefit plans that are subject to ERISA need to ensure they comply with all applicable reporting and disclosure requirements of these federal agencies:

Department of Labor
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
Internal Revenue Service
Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation

Our 2025 Reporting and Disclosure Guide for Benefit Plans will help you keep on top of your plan’s paperwork so you can meet the federal requirements and avoid potentially costly litigation for failure to provide required notices. In addition, it will help you prepare if you face a government audit.

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What’s in the guide?

The guide is organized by plan type, regardless of agency:

All plans
Health and welfare plans
All retirement plans
DB retirement plans
DC retirement plans

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