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Affordable Care Act final rules, proposed rules and guidance
Below are links to Affordable Care Act final rules, proposed rules or guidance issued by the federal government.
Final Rules
Proposed Rules
Guidance and FAQs
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1/24/13
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FAQ Issued — ACA Part XI |
- Notification of Exchanges
- HRAs
- Doctor/Patient Communications
- Prescription Supplemental Benefits
- Excepted Benefits
- Payment of PCORI fees by multi-employer plans
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