Administration comes out in favor of healthcare reform
When it comes to healthcare legislation news for entrepreneurs, there is one business organization that is firmly in support, thanks to money-saving tax credits within the bill.
The U.S. Small Business Administration’s Region VII administrator, Daniel Hannaher, recently wrote that small businesses with fewer than 25 employees who make less than $50,000 a year will be entitled to a tax credit of up to 35 percent. Additionally, starting in 2014, the credits will increase to 50 percent on the premiums they pay for employees.
Hannaher wrote that the bill was a positive step forward when it came to enabling small businesses to provide healthcare to employees.
“Overall, the Affordable Care Act is a critical tool that will help millions of small business owners provide health insurance to people who they often consider to be members of their extended family ?

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