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While that may be fine and dandy, tax credits won't be paid until they file their taxes, whereas the mandatory need to insure employees will need to be paid right away.
Everyone thinks tax credits are a simple solution all the time, but most of us who live in the real world know that saying to a bill collector, "Just wait, I'm going to get a nice tax check in 2 months" just doesn't cut it.
That's the way it works.
I didn't get my $8000 first time homebuyer until AFTER I purchased my home. Nature of how it works.
Small Business will be given the tools and support to provide their employees insurance. There are no excuses to oppose HCR.
It's not perfect, but it's an improvement over the system we have now. A system that has and continues to fail millions of Americans. Change is needed NOW.
Provides a small business tax credit. On top of the potential savings created by the health insurance exchange, an estimated 3.6 million small businesses nationwide could qualify for a tax credit to make coverage for their employees even more affordable (see Appendix for state level information).13 For example, a firm with 9 employees and an average wage of less than $20,000 per employee could receive a credit of 35 percent off its premium costs in 2011 under the amended Senate Finance bill, or a credit of 50 percent off its premium costs under both the Senate Finance and House Tri-Committee bills in 2013.
Then I sure hope you don't own anything purchased from any store. That ipod of yours... give it up. That car you drive... give that up too. Those clothes on your back... you guessed it. That restaurant you always like going to on saturday night with friends... no more, sorry. That computer you're typing on... turn it off and throw it away.
Think before you say such douchebag things please.
Provides a small business tax credit. On top of the potential savings created by the health insurance exchange, an estimated 3.6 million small businesses nationwide could qualify for a tax credit to make coverage for their employees even more affordable (see Appendix for state level information).13 For example, a firm with 9 employees and an average wage of less than $20,000 per employee could receive a credit of 35 percent off its premium costs in 2011 under the amended Senate Finance bill, or a credit of 50 percent off its premium costs under both the Senate Finance and House Tri-Committee bills in 2013.
Yep, history shows clearly that capitalist Hong Kong failed miserably while communist mainland China flourished. It was only after China embraced capitalist reforms that their economy became stagnant.
It's not perfect, but it's an improvement over the system we have now. A system that has and continues to fail millions of Americans. Change is needed NOW.
The government created the system we have now. You know, that same one that "continues to fail millions" of Americans. Having failed, liberals want to turn the rest of it over to them.
There are plenty of reasons to oppose THIS BILL. The small business mandated insurance for employees is but one of the many.
Next time, try providing a link from the actual legislation rather than a hypothertical article.
Then I sure hope you don't own anything purchased from any store. That ipod of yours... give it up. That car you drive... give that up too. Those clothes on your back... you guessed it. That restaurant you always like going to on saturday night with friends... no more, sorry. That computer you're typing on... turn it off and throw it away.
Think before you say such douchebag things please.
it's a joke dude... to get your mouth foaming righties up in a tissy fit...
seems it worked
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