IFEBP > ACA University > Employer and Individual Responsibility > Cadillac Tax Cadillac Tax Scheduled to start in 2020, a 40% excise tax on high cost coverage will be imposed upon health plans with values exceeding a specified threshold. Articles Cadillac Tax Sent to the Junkyard; but PCORI has New Life, Graydon, 12/27/2019 Cadillac Tax Fully Repealed, ABD Insurance & Financial Services, 12/20/2019 The Cadillac Tax Do-Over Challenge, Health Affairs, 8/20/2019 Bill to Repeal the Affordable Care Act’s Excise Tax on High-Cost Plans Passes House, Segal Consulting, 7/18/2019 ACA Round-Up: New House Legislation, Litigation Over The Health Insurance Tax, And Guidance On AHPs, Health Affairs, 9/18/2018 House to consider changes to ACA employer provisions, Lockton, 9/11/2018 Three Things about the Affordable Care Act Employers Need to Focus on Now , Hanson Bridgett LLP, 7/9/2018 ACA Cadillac Tax Delayed by Two More Years, Morgan Lewis, 1/31/2018 Revisiting the Affordable Care Act, McDonald Hopkins, 3/30/2017 Looking Under the Hood of the Cadillac Tax, Commonwealth Fund, 6/15/2016 About That Cadillac Tax, Health Affairs, 4/25/2016 Delayed, Not Dead: ACA Cadillac Tax, International Foundation, 3/14/2016 What If ACA Excise Tax Isn't Repealed?, International Foundation, 11/1/2015 FAQs What is the status of the “Cadillac” tax?, International Foundation, 11/1/2019 For purposes of the Cadillac tax, what is the definition of a high-risk profession?, International Foundation, 8/28/2014 Surveys 2016 Employer-Sponsored Health Care - ACA Impact Survey Results, International Foundation, 6/13/2016 A survey on employer concerns about plan design and funding, methods for communication with employees, cost-management initiatives and the 2020 Cadillac Tax. ACA Cadillac Tax and Reporting: 2015 Survey Results, International Foundation, 6/13/2016 A fall 2015 survey reports whether employers had calculated whether their health plan will trigger the Cadillac tax and provides a look at employers' understanding and progress toward ACA reporting requirements.