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Old 07-02-2013, 05:35 PM
 
Location: Palo Alto
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..is constitutional because it is a "tax", how come the IRS has no plans in place for the new taxes?

There has been no discussion of a new payroll tax. No discussion of higher marginal rates. No discussion of changing anything with respect to how citizens currently fund or pay for healthcare.

Most large employers plan on continuing to offer insurance - splitting the cost between employer/employee as is done currently. Employees would continue to pay a portion by payroll deduction. The premiums will be paid to the healthcare companies. Individuals can buy coverage, but they will pay the insurance companies.

Where are the new taxes? The $95 penalties don't count. They collectively couldn't fund the program for a week.

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