Making Heads or Tails of Obamacare as a Sole Proprietor or Small-Business Owner

Obamacare may actually improve small-business owners' bottom lines. Here are four factors to consider when signing up.

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When it comes to Obamacare, small-business owners have more options for deducting expenses, receiving tax credits and shopping for better insurance policies. It's critical that entrepreneurs understand their options, which include Health Reimbursement Arrangements, or HRAs. Here is a brief video expanding on these issues.

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Mark J. Kohler is a CPA, attorney, co-host of the podcasts Main Street Business and Directed IRA Podcast and a senior partner at both the law firm KKOS Lawyers and the accounting firm K&E CPAs. He is also a co-founder of Directed IRA Trust Company. He is the author of The Tax and Legal Playbook, 2nd Edition and The Business Owner's Guide to Financial Freedom.

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