Self-Employed & 1099

Health Insurance for the Self-Employed & 1099 Workers

No employer plan, income that changes month to month, and a tax return that makes subsidy estimates tricky. Being self-employed makes health insurance harder than it should be.

How I help

What working with me looks like

01

Income-smart plan choice

Variable income affects Marketplace subsidies. I help you estimate carefully so you don't get a surprise at tax time.

02

Private PPO-style options

If you're healthy and earn too much for a meaningful subsidy, a private plan with a broad network may cost less.

03

Tax-deduction aware

Self-employed people can often deduct health premiums. I'll point out what to discuss with your tax professional.

04

Year-round help

Left a W-2 job to go independent? Losing employer coverage opens a Special Enrollment Period, and I'll help you use it.

Questions I hear a lot

FAQ

Can I deduct health insurance if I'm self-employed?
Often, yes. The self-employed health insurance deduction lets eligible people deduct premiums for themselves, a spouse and dependents, limited to net self-employment profit, for months they weren't eligible for an employer-subsidized plan. Confirm the details with your tax professional.
What if my income changes during the year?
If you're on a Marketplace plan with subsidies, report income changes promptly so your advance credit can be adjusted. I'll show you how to estimate conservatively.
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