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What tax changes did the Affordable Care Act make?

March 2, 2017 by tpcwebsite

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What tax changes did the Affordable Care Act make?

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The Affordable Care Act made several changes to the tax code intended to increase health insurance coverage, reduce health care costs, and finance health care reform.

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What are health reimbursement arrangements and how do they work?

February 9, 2017 by tpcwebsite

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What are health reimbursement arrangements and how do they work?

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HRAs are tax-advantaged employer-sponsored accounts used to reimburse employees for qualified medical expenses. HRAs are usually offered in conjunction with high-deductible health plans.

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What are premium tax credits?

January 5, 2016 by tpcwebsite

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What are premium tax credits?

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The Affordable Care Act provides families with refundable, advanceable tax credits to purchase health insurance through exchanges. Premium credits cap contributions as a share of income for families with incomes between 100 and 400 percent of the federal poverty level.

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