You now have more ways to contribute to your employees’ health care costs — with Health Reimbursement Arrangements (HRAs). Use this guide to help you compare coverage options, …

The Small Business Health Options Program (SHOP) is for small employers who want to provide health and/or dental insurance to their employees — affordably, flexibly, and conveniently.

For a basic guide on some health insurance products and services that may be available to small businesses, check out these resources. You can also contact a licensed agent or broker for …

To offer Small Business Health Options Program (SHOP) health and/or dental insurance to your employees, your business or non-profit organization must meet 4 requirements:

The Affordable Care Act (sometimes called the health care law, or ACA) established the Small Business Health Options Program (SHOP) for small employers (generally those with 1–50 full …

If there are no SHOP plans in your area, you may also be able to get qualified small group health coverage outside of SHOP through an insurance company or an agent or broker.

The IRS has released guidance on qualifying for the Small Business Health Care Tax Credit that may apply to small employers in areas with no available SHOP plans.

Explore information and resources to help small employers, sole proprietors, and full- or part-time employees of small businesses make decisions about health insurance coverage.

Guide to health insurance for small business employees Small business employees have several options for getting health insurance coverage. Here’s what you need to know about:

Small employers (generally those with 1-50 employees) may be able to enroll in Small Business Health Options Program (SHOP) plans through an insurance company or with the assistance …