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Perhaps the tax credit to the lower income people will help them pay for birth control that certain employers refused to offer in their healthcare plans due to religious reasons.
Perhaps the tax credit to the lower income people will help them pay for birth control that certain employers refused to offer in their healthcare plans due to religious reasons.
How many people do you believe fall in that category?
My health care plan has a deductible / co pay for high blood pressure medicine why shouldn't there be a co pay for birth control.
Perhaps the tax credit to the lower income people will help them pay for birth control that certain employers refused to offer in their healthcare plans due to religious reasons.
The credit is against your tax liability. It reduces the amount you pay. Nothing else.
No money back in your pocket really.
Obama isn't proposing to tax only the rich. If he did, he would propose increasing the tax on truly rich people -- starting at, say, $50 Million a year. Instead he's proposing increasing it at $500K/year. $500K/year is far from rich.
By itself, no, but $500k over 30 years is most definately rich.
If you're pulling $500,000/year, you are somewhere in the 99th percentile.
Yes, at the bottom end of the top 1% -- But you are not rich.
You cannot afford one of these on $500K/year:
You cannot afford one of these on $500K/year:
You cannot afford one of these on $500K/year:
Or even one of these:
Or these:
You cannot afford one of these on $500K/year:
Or this:
Or this:
On $500K per year, you cannot afford to hire these:
or these:
Or even him:
Yes, $500K is affluent. But it is not rich.
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