By Lisa Klinger
There are several terms in the Affordable Care Act that sound similar and therefore cause some confusion. Each term has a different meaning and different ramifications—for employers and individuals—in terms of penalties, taxes and subsidies. This article defines four such terms and explains how each applies to individuals and to employers. The four terms are “Minimum Essential Coverage,” “Essential Health Benefits,” “Minimum Value” and “Actuarial Value.”
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