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The 2026 reporting season brings evolving ACA requirements, expanding state mandates, increased IRS enforcement, and important year-end reporting changes that employers can't afford to overlook.

Join Experian Employer Services for an educational webinar designed to help HR, payroll, tax, and benefits professionals prepare for the 2026 compliance landscape. Our experts will cover practical strategies for managing federal and state ACA reporting, affordability requirements, Applicable Large Employer (ALE) determinations, controlled group considerations, and data validation practices that help reduce reporting errors and compliance risk.

We'll also discuss key year-end reporting updates, including W-2 and 1099 changes, enhanced data validation standards, IRIS filing considerations, and emerging reporting requirements impacting payroll and tax teams.

Learning Objectives:

  •  Understand key federal and state ACA reporting requirements for 2026
  •  Identify common compliance risks and IRS enforcement trends
  •  Prepare for W-2, 1099, and IRIS reporting updates
  •  Learn best practices for data validation, error prevention, and year-end readiness
  •  Discover how automation can improve compliance, reduce administrative burden, and streamline reporting workflows

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