Surprise: New insurance fee in health overhaul law
Washington DC reports a new health overhaul fee expected to raise 25 billion over three years starting 2014. The per person cap starts at 63 dollars yearly, hitting employers with tens of millions in costs and likely passed to workers.
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Partial tax and fee outline under health overhaul
The piece outlines taxes and penalties tied to Barack Obama’s health care law, effective 2014. It notes higher earners face a 0.9 percent penalty, tax credits for about 20 million, and new fees on insurers and drug companies totaling billions over a decade. It also mentions coverage expansion to 30 million and penalties for employers not offering coverage.
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Feds rule on law's Medicaid expansion
Federal authorities rule on the state's Medicaid expansion law and its implications for coverage. Officials outline eligibility changes and funding considerations affecting residents and healthcare providers.
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