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Will Enough People Enroll in Obamacare?
Earlier this week, I concluded that the Affordable Care Act’s tax on those who do not have health insurance will be both modest and difficult...
July 5, 2012
Howard Gleckman
Individual Taxes
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TaxVox
Obamacare’s Uninsured Tax is a Mouse
The Affordable Care Act’s tax on those who choose not to buy health insurance was the linchpin of the Supreme Court’s decision to uphold the...
July 3, 2012
Howard Gleckman
Individual Taxes
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TaxVox
The Supreme Court Says the Health Care Mandate is a Constitutional Tax
In its long-awaited decision on the Affordable Care Act, the Supreme Court has ruled that Congress can require people to either have health insurance or...
June 28, 2012
Howard Gleckman
Federal Budget and Economy
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TaxVox
Will the 2010 Health Law Cut the Deficit or Add to It?
In a new study , Chuck Blahous, who is a public trustee for Medicare and Social Security, concludes that the 2010 health law will add...
April 10, 2012
Howard Gleckman
Individual Taxes
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TaxVox
There is No Health Care Tax on Most Home Sales. Really.
It is the unfounded rumor that never dies: You will have to pay a 3.8 percent federal health care tax on the sale of your...
April 2, 2012
Howard Gleckman
Individual Taxes
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TaxVox
Taxes, Health Reform, and the Supreme Court
There is more to the Affordable Care Act than the individual mandate. There are also, for example, taxes. And since this is TaxVox, I thought...
March 29, 2012
Howard Gleckman
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