Employee Benefits: Companies' Retiree Health Liabilities Large, Advance Funding Costly : Report to Congressional Requesters

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5. lappuse - Funding in advance, as is now done for pensions, would stabilize companies' annual expenditures and make benefits more secure, but would be very costly.
7. lappuse - Act of 1974 (ERISA) to requiring that retirees be allowed to buy health insurance at group rates from their former employers at little or no direct cost to companies.
7. lappuse - However, any broadening of tax preferences will create near-term additional tax losses for the federal treasury at a time when closing the budget deficit is both difficult and important. Even with additional tax advantages, the increasing annual costs that many employers will have to bear •JThe Wyatt Company, "Retiree Medical Plans: Problems on the Horizon," The Compensation and Benefits File, Jan.
2. lappuse - Many companies, particularly those with an older work force and many retirees, are concerned that the FASB-proposed disclosure will adversely affect their short-run financial position as portrayed in their financial statements.
3. lappuse - However, with respect to advance funding, federal tax law currently favors retiree health benefit plans less than pension plans.

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