True or False: Employers have 90 days to appeal a SHOP eligibility determination.

The statement is true because employers do indeed have a specific timeframe within which they can appeal a Small Business Health Options Program (SHOP) eligibility determination. When an employer receives a determination regarding their eligibility for the SHOP marketplace, they are allotted 90 days to file an appeal if they believe the decision was incorrect. This timeline ensures that employers have a fair opportunity to challenge eligibility decisions and seek resolution regarding their participation in the SHOP marketplace.

The option regarding only appealing if there is a financial penalty or depending on the reason for the appeal does not apply, as the 90-day appeal period is standard and does not change based on the circumstances surrounding the eligibility determination. This uniform timeframe helps facilitate a streamlined process for all employers seeking to navigate the eligibility appeals process effectively.