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Originally posted by Heisenberg59
Forced to buy healthcare... or what? Locked in a cage?
Sounds American to me.
Originally posted by burdman30ott6
Originally posted by litterbaux
I did not read the Obamacare plan.
Congratulations, you're officially qualified to be a United States Senator (D) or U.S. Congressmen (D)!
At what point does America stop the horsecrap and take a stand?
Originally posted by Thunder heart woman
Originally posted by Heisenberg59
Forced to buy healthcare... or what? Locked in a cage?
Sounds American to me.
Not locked in a cage, they will just have their income tax returns intercepted and these families that rely on them each year will be punished.
I don't know what reality Obama lives in, when there are people who choose between food and medicine, or can barely afford gas just to get to work each week, that is if they have a job.
Example 3. Family without minimum essential coverage. (i) In 2016, Taxpayers
H and J are married and file a joint return. H and J have three children: K, age 21, L,
age 15, and M, age 10. No member of the family has minimum essential coverage for
any month in 2016. H and J’s household income is $120,000. H and J’s applicable
filing threshold is $24,000. The annual national average bronze plan premium for a
family of 5 (2 adults, 3 children) is $20,000.
Example 1. Unmarried taxpayer without minimum essential coverage. (i) In
2016 Taxpayer G is an unmarried individual with no dependents. G does not have
minimum essential coverage for any month in 2016. G’s household income is
$120,000. G’s applicable filing threshold is $12,000. The annual national average
bronze plan premium for G is $5,000.
Section 5000A(e)(1)(A) provides that an individual is exempt for a month for which the individual does not have access to affordable minimum essential coverage. For this purpose, an individual does not have access to affordable coverage for a month if the individual's required contribution (determined on an annual basis) for coverage for the month exceeds 8 percent of the taxpayer's household income for the taxable year.
Originally posted by xedocodex
reply to post by muse7
Thanks for attempting to provide facts...but this is a hit piece thread.
The OP and the source article have already been shown to be mis-leading...but that won't stop people from repeating this now over and over on these boards because nothing will be done about this thread. It will be left up to mis-lead more and more people.