I've never heard of any state with a requirement like that. If California doesn't, probably no one does. Your Group health contact person may be able to answer.
jarcher: Your "cash in lieu of benefits" issue is more likely an IRS section 125 matter (federal). Adopting such a full blown pay-in-lieu-of program will require you to have a qualified type of plan, plan document, annual elections, etc....... Maybe I misunderstood, but an insur carrier is not normally involved in any type of pay in lieu of program. It's an employer program .
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another insurance person providing a quote says yes
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Your "cash in lieu of benefits" issue is more likely an IRS section 125 matter (federal). Adopting such a full blown pay-in-lieu-of program will require you to have a qualified type of plan, plan document, annual elections, etc....... Maybe I misunderstood, but an insur carrier is not normally involved in any type of pay in lieu of program. It's an employer program .