The Employee Benefits Security Administration (EBSA) is just one of the divisions operating under the United States Department of Labor. The EBSA’s mission, as stated on its website, is: “to assure the security of the retirement, health and other workplace related benefits of America’s workers and their families. We will accomplish this mission by developing effective regulations; assisting and educating workers, Read More
The Employee Benefits Security Administration’s Role in ERISA Compliance
November 13, 2018
Hall Benefits Law, LLCJuly 2017 Newsletter | Private Right of Action Under the Fiduciary Rule | Quick Response Checklist for Cyber Attacks
July 18, 2017
Hall Benefits Law, LLCClick Here to Read our July 2017 Newsletter! Read More
April 2017 Newsletter | Second Quarter Compliance Calendar for Retirement and Health and Welfare Plans
April 4, 2017
Hall Benefits Law, LLCClick Here to Read our April 2017 Newsletter! Read More
IRS Extends ACA Reporting Deadlines | Planning Ahead for 2017 | Questions for Retirement Plan Sponsors | From the United States Department of Labor
December 13, 2016
Hall Benefits Law, LLCDon't Let 2017 Become a Question Mark Are you ready for 2017? As an employer or a plan sponsor, do you know what you need to do to become compliant or remain compliant with the regulations that govern Retirement Plans and Health and Welfare Benefits? Does your Executive Compensation plan satisfy the complex rules related to Code 409(A)? Do your compensation arrangements attract and retain top Read More
What Are Some Employer Best Practices for Managing a DOL Audit?
February 12, 2014
Hall Benefits Law, LLCMost employer ERISA pension and welfare benefit plans are subject to investigation by the Department of Labor (DOL). The Employee Benefits Security Administration (EBSA) is the agency of the DOL responsible for enforcing Title I of ERISA (which sets minimum standards to ensure that employee benefit plans are maintained in a fair and financially sound manner), including managing civil and criminal investigations. Read More
