Section 6056 requires employers that are ALEs under the employer shared responsibility provisions to file information returns with the IRS about whether they offered health coverage to their full-time employees (and their dependents) and, if so, information about the offer of coverage.
The commercial free version of Hulu still costs $12 a month. Joan E. Solsman/CNET With Netflix at $10 per month and Sling TV at $20, cutting the cable cord can start to add up. One of the most popular services, Hulu, is offering some relief. The company's lowest monthly price for new subscribers is now $6, down from the $8 it used to charge. That buys you the version of Hulu that includes ads. The price of the ad-free version remains at $12 monthly.
The price cut is only available for a limited time and is restricted to new customers, according to Hulu's website. It's available for the first year, then returns to the standard $7.99 price. Hulu ran a similar promotion last year, offering its entry-level plan at a discount for a limited time. Last week, Netflix revealed it was raising prices on its most popular plan by $1 to $10.99. It's also hiking the price of its premium plan to $13.99. Hulu's promotion follows previous steps to shore up its content and entice more customers.