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If you're one of the millions getting tax credits to help pay health-insurance premiums under Obamacare, you might want to do some tax planning now or you might be in for an unwelcome surprise.

The dizzying array of options and acronyms baffle people who are not specialists. Your team depends on HR for guidance.

Company health insurance is no longer enough to keep would-be entrepreneurs tethered to corporate jobs.

Those planning to send staffers to individual health exchanges with pre-tax funds might face some unpleasant surprises come tax-time.

With prevention a key focus of the new healthcare law, employers are promoting health. Here's how.

Because of a shift in how Obamacare affects laid-off employees, businesses might see some COBRA-related savings.

Unsurprisingly, the tech sector dominates the list. But can you guess who came in at No. 2?

As delays continue to plague Obamacare, entrepreneurs are left with a mixed bag of consequences for their businesses.

Health insurance may not end up being as costly as you anticipate. Only 28 percent of small companies (with fewer than 10 workers) offer it.

After a spate of health reform delays, we outline what you're up against.

A new government report says the level of rate hikes for small businesses and their employees will be higher than originally estimated.

Entrepreneur.com partnered with Social Media Week to come up with a list of startups that have potential for a breakout year.

If you're thinking of shifting your workforce to part-timers, ask yourself these questions first.

A new study finds a money-saving reason businesses should keep their eye on the new government exchanges.

Small business owners who don't offer health insurance to employees can use the new law to their benefit, even if they are exempt from the Affordable Care Act.

The disparity between those losing coverage and those gaining demonstrates the private sector is, and always will be, better at managing events than the government.

The White House is bringing in some big guns in the world of health-care tech to help fix the broken federal insurance exchange.

Keep these factors in mind while weighing your healthcare options.

The insurance exchange for companies opens November 1. Don't let delays keep you from weighing all your company's healthcare options.

President Obama dismissed technical problems with the new health-care exchanges and said they would be fixed. But consumers are finding it hard to sign up for coverage.

Trying to sign up for health-care coverage under Obamacare? You may find it's a case of hurry up and wait.