Health Care and Your Business

The passage of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 completely changed the nation’s health care industry. The two combined laws include more than $400 billion in new taxes imposed on as well new revenue received from employees and individuals. By 2019, the new laws will have expanded insurance to an estimated 32 million people.

There are a number of key changes affecting individuals, small business and large business owners.

How does this affect your business?

Small Business Health Care Tax Credit: Frequently Asked Questions

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