Get Answers Support Tax Filings & Payments ACA Forms General What is an Aggregated ALE Group? Last modified 11/24/2021 1:52:04 AM EST An Aggregated ALE Group is a group of employers that are treated as a single employer when filing their ACA Forms 1095. For example, you own three companies, Company A, Company B, and Company C. Company A is the parent of Company B and Company C. If all three companies combined have more than 50 full-time or full-time equivalent employees, then the IRS considers them to be an Aggregated ALE Group. If you believe you're a member of an Aggregated ALE Group, Create a FREE account in TaxBandits and file a separate Authoritative Transmittal for each company using its own EIN without any hassle. Was this helpful? Yes No Related Questions What is Form 1095-B? What are Employer Mandate requirements under ACA? Can I edit the information I entered on Form 1095-C? How do I delete a 1095 Form that I’ve created? Go to Home Page Need more help? Get in touch with our dedicated support team Contact Us (704) 684-4751 support@taxbandits.com Sign Up for a FREE TaxBandits Account! The Smart CPA Choice Register Now Already have an account? Sign in