Health Reform What Small Businesses Need To Know Now

Numerous delays in the new health reform laws implementation have left many small businesses confused about what they have to do and by when. This detailed guide deciphers and simplifies the requirements of the Affordable Care Act for small businesses. The next few years are critical for the implementation of the Affordable Care Act. After numerous delays, many small businesses are scrambling to figure out what the law requires of them - but the answers to their questions are buried in thousands of pages of complicated regulations. The outcome of the 2014 mid-term elections and a Republican majority in Congress has added to the confusion. Now Janemarie Mulvey, PhD-a former economic advisor to Congress during the enactment of ACA and former chief economist for the Small Business Administration-is offering small businesses timely, unbiased information about the ensuing implications of the health-care reform law. In Health Reform: What Small Businesses Need to Know Now, Dr. Mulvey deciphers and simplifies the new law for small-business owners, their HR staff, health insurance brokers, and legal counsel by providing easy-to-understand explanations, checklists, and links to calculators and other useful resources. Since many of the law's penalties and premium subsidies are implemented through the tax code, this comprehensive guide also serves as an excellent resource for accountants. Find the answers you need to finally understand your new obligations under ACA, and learn how to craft the best strategy for moving your small business forward.

The Health Care Reform Act continues to be phased this year and in future years. This book will help accountants and financial advisors better understand the impact of the Act so they can describe to their clients how health care and paying for coverage will change in the future. In addition, they will discover how to use this information for tax planning opportunities. This book will help Recall key points related to tax ramifications associated with implementation of the Act. Identify penalties that apply to individuals and businesses. Recall tax changes that recently went into effect. Recall how to assist clients with tax planning under the Health Care Reform Act

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