I don’t know the coverage begin date for some employees. Is that a problem?
If an employee’s coverage started in a previous year, you do not need to enter the exact date. Instead, you may enter 1/1/20xx, in which “xx” is the current reporting year.
If the employee’s coverage began in this reporting year, you must enter the exact date the coverage began or that the coverage was offered.
Article Modified on: Fri, Dec 9, 2016 at 1:13 PM
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