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A health plan meets this standard if it’s designed to pay at least 60% of the total cost of medical services for a standard population. Starting in 2014, individuals offered employer-sponsored coverage that provides minimum value and that’s affordable won’t be eligible for a premium tax credit.
The Affordable Care Act provides a new tax credit to help you afford health coverage purchased through the Marketplace. Advance payments of the tax credit can be used right away to lower your monthly premium costs. If you qualify, you may choose how much advance credit payments to apply to your premiums each month, up to a maximum amount. If the amount of advance credit payments you get for the year is less than the tax credit you're due, you'll get the difference as a refundable credit when you file your federal income tax return. If your advance payments for the year are more than the amount of your credit, you must repay the excess advance payments with your tax return. Also called premium tax credit.
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I don't know what you're talking about.
Are you upset that you won't be eligible for the state exchange if your employer offers you comparable insurance? Are you upset that you'll receive tax credits if you have insurance through your employer?
txinfidel
reply to post by Dustytoad
You're correct. The national debt will unnecessarily skyrocket.
But the only ones to take the beating will be businesses, ,lower and middle class.
xuenchen
"" Are you upset that you'll receive tax credits if you have insurance through your employer? ""
according to Dustytoad's post, you can't get the tax credits
txinfidel
reply to post by Dustytoad
I highlighted it in the text.
Never expected to try to explain it to a three year old.
txinfidel
reply to post by Dustytoad
Please refer to the 5000 page document as obamacare, long as the bible. Or the affordable care act.
You should answer those questions there.
For example: what happens if the business doesn't meet minimum requirements, besides the government stepping in to fill the hole
txinfidel
reply to post by Dustytoad
Actually all the parts I highlighted refer to businesses.
You should have read more carefully. If I highlighted all the things that pertain to business I would have highlighted the whole damn thing.