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Overview

This course will review the principal provisions of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) affecting individuals and will consider the:

  • Coverage-related provisions of the PPACA addressing –
    • Plan grandfathering pursuant to which health coverage in force at the time of the law’s passage may be continued,
    • The prohibition of pre-existing condition exclusions,
    • The proscription of lifetime and annual benefit limits,
    • The limitation of health coverage rescissions,
    • The requirement for certain patient protections,
    • The general requirement for universal health care coverage, and
    • The requirement that plans covering children extend child coverage until age 26;
  • Various personal income tax changes affecting taxpayers; and
  • Tax credits authorized under the law to assist taxpayers by helping them purchase and maintain health insurance coverage.

CPE Acceptance

 

CPE Course For:

CPAs in most states (chart)
Other Professionals (chart)
 AFSP
 EA
 Tax Preparer

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Online Course Materials

Fully online PDF materials included in course.

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Materials include:

  • Clickable table of contents
  • Learning objectives--each section
  • Review questions--each section
  • Answers to review questions + explanations
  • Glossary of terms used
  • Worksheets, forms and examples
  • Index with page numbers

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Details

Fun CPE Course #: PWX1222
Materials: Online materials
Format: Interactive self-study
Subject: Federal Tax
Exam questions:  Final-15 multiple choice
Document length:  36 pages
Passing score: 70% | Unlimited retakes
Prerequisites: None
Advance prep: None
Course level: Overview
Last reviewed/updated: 01/01/22
Expiration: One year from enrollment

Learning objectives

Upon completion of this course, you should be able to:

  • List the principal healthcare provisions of the PPACA affecting individuals;
  • Identify those individuals who may be exempt from the individual mandate; and
  • Calculate the tax credits and tax penalties designed to help ensure that individuals meet the requirement to maintain minimum essential coverage.