Health Financing Options

2010 Distribution table for imposing an unindexed cap on the employer sponsored insurance exclusion. The caps are based on average premiums; $5,370 for single coverage, $10,277 for single-plus-one coverage, and $13,226 for family coverage. Run against current law.

2019 Distribution table for imposing an unindexed cap on the employer sponsored insurance exclusion. The caps are based on average premiums; $5,370 for single coverage, $10,277 for single-plus-one coverage, and $13,226 for family coverage. Run against current law.

2010 Distribution table for imposing a cap, indexed by CPI, on the employer sponsored insurance exclusion. The caps are based on average premiums; their 2009 values are $5,370 for single coverage, $10,277 for single-plus-one coverage, and $13,226 for family coverage. Run against current law.

2019 Distribution table for imposing a cap, indexed by CPI, on the employer sponsored insurance exclusion. The caps are based on average premiums; their 2009 values are $5,370 for single coverage, $10,277 for single-plus-one coverage, and $13,226 for family coverage. Run against current law.

2010 Distribution table for imposing a cap, indexed by the projected growth of medical expenses, on the employer sponsored insurance exclusion. The caps are based on average premiums; their 2009 values are $5,370 for single coverage, $10,277 for single-plus-one coverage, and $13,226 for family coverage. Run against current law.

2019 Distribution table for imposing a cap, indexed by the projected growth of medical expenses, on the employer sponsored insurance exclusion. The caps are based on average premiums; their 2009 values are $5,370 for single coverage, $10,277 for single-plus-one coverage, and $13,226 for family coverage. Run against current law.

2010 Distribution table for imposing a cap on the employer sponsored insurance exclusion. The cap levels are based on the 90th percentile of premiums; $6,004 for single coverage, $11,974 for single-plus-one coverage, and $15,290 for family coverage. Run against current law.

2019 Distribution table for imposing a cap on the employer sponsored insurance exclusion. The cap levels are based on the 90th percentile of premiums; $6,004 for single coverage, $11,974 for single-plus-one coverage, and $15,290 for family coverage. Run against current law.

2010 Distribution table for imposing a cap on the employer sponsored insurance exclusion. The cap levels are based on the 90th percentile of premiums and are indexed by CPI after 2009. Their 2009 values are $6,004 for single coverage, $11,974 for single-plus-one coverage, and $15,290 for family coverage. Run against current law.

2019 Distribution table for imposing a cap on the employer sponsored insurance exclusion. The cap levels are based on the 90th percentile of premiums and are indexed by CPI after 2009. Their 2009 values are $6,004 for single coverage, $11,974 for single-plus-one coverage, and $15,290 for family coverage. Run against current law.

2010 Distribution table for imposing a cap on the employer sponsored insurance exclusion. The cap levels are based on the 90th percentile of premiums and are indexed by the projected growth of medical expenses after 2009. Their 2009 values are $6,004 for single coverage, $11,974 for single-plus-one coverage, and $15,290 for family coverage. Run against current law.

2019 Distribution table for imposing a cap on the employer sponsored insurance exclusion. The cap levels are based on the 90th percentile of premiums and are indexed by the projected growth of medical expenses after 2009. Their 2009 values are $6,004 for single coverage, $11,974 for single-plus-one coverage, and $15,290 for family coverage. Run against current law.