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Where can you find answers on the Affordable Care Act? The IRS

By Maesz

Screeshot of IRS website for ACA answers

Every US small business has questions about the Affordable Care Act. The IRS is offering some answers.

The Internal Revenue Service has launched a new Affordable Care Act Tax Provisions site at IRS.gov/aca to educate individuals and businesses on how the health care law might affect them.

Topics found at IRS.gov/aca include premium tax credits for individuals, new benefits and responsibilities for employers. When visiting the new site, individuals and businesses will be able to find information about the law and its provisions, along with legal guidance, the latest news, frequently asked questions and links to additional resources.

Several other federal agencies will also play a significant role in implementing the health care law, including Department of Health and Human Services, the Department of Labor and the Small Business Administration. And, the IRS has issued a new Web-based flyer, Healthcare Law Online Resources (Publication 5093).

 

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Maesz

Glenna Mae Hendricks. She is an entrepreneur and income tax consultant, so we get lots of good tax tips from her. She is an oenophile (“look that up in your Funk and Wagnall’s,” she says), and a wine enjoyment teacher/guide who also writes wine notes at the Allen’s Retail Liquors site. Her political thoughts (and occasional outbursts of domesticity) appear at Old Feminist and Wild-eyed Liberal.

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August 21, 2013 Filed Under: entrepreneurship, tax matters

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  1. Becky McCray says

    August 29, 2013 at 2:12 pm

    John Crabtree, from the Center for Rural Affairs emailed me to point out that they, too, have lots of Affordable Care Act resources. You’ll find them here: http://www.cfra.org/rural-health

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