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HB 1110

Georgia Small Business Healthcare Affordability Act; enact

2025-2026 Regular Session Introduced by Scott Hilton and 5 co-sponsors

Georgia proposes tax incentives and healthcare options to reduce insurance costs for small businesses and their employees.

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Bill Summary · HB 1110

Legislative bill overview

HB 1110, the Georgia Small Business Healthcare Affordability Act, is a proposed law designed to address healthcare costs for small businesses in Georgia. Based on the title and sponsorship pattern, the bill likely aims to reduce insurance premiums, expand access to coverage options, or create tax incentives for small employers offering health benefits to employees.

Why is this important

Small businesses face disproportionately high healthcare costs compared to large employers, which can limit their ability to attract and retain talent. Approximately 40% of uninsured Americans work for small businesses, making healthcare affordability a significant economic and workforce development issue in Georgia.

Potential points of contention

  • Cost and funding mechanism: Unclear how the bill will be funded—whether through state subsidies, tax credits, or insurance market reforms—and whether costs shift to other stakeholders
  • Insurance market impact: Depending on implementation, provisions could affect insurance carriers' pricing models, potentially raising costs for other consumer segments or limiting coverage options
  • Definition of "small business": The threshold for eligibility (likely 50 or fewer employees) determines how many businesses benefit and the program's total cost
  • Scope of affordability measures: Questions about whether the bill creates new programs, mandates coverage requirements, or simply adjusts existing tax treatment

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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