Will Failing To File A Tax Return Make You Ineligible For Obamacare?
How does ACA change your tax picture? And vice versa? The answers are surprisingly hard to find.
Tax rules around healthcare — insurance mandates, medical deductions, HSAs, and how healthcare policy shows up on your tax return.
How does ACA change your tax picture? And vice versa? The answers are surprisingly hard to find.
Last year, one day after the Internal Revenue Service additional Proposed Regulations to clarify issues related to the Health Care Act, a group of taxpayers filed a lawsuit in federal court, hoping to put the brakes on the IRS’ right to enforce the Act. The case, Halbig et al v. Sebelius, was filed by twelve…
What would you give up for a new car? Would you sell a kidney? One man has made it clear that he would… and I ponder the tax consequences.
We may have a deal to avoid a government collapse. But what was the fuss all about? And what role did taxes play in all of this? Here are five things you need to know about the role of taxes in the government shutdown…
The School District of Philadelphia, one of the largest public school districts in the country, made drastic cuts this year. After the death of Laporshia Massey, some are saying the cuts were too drastic.
It’s Back To School Week on the blog! All week long, I’ll be answering your questions about school and tax – complete with fun giveaways. Next up: how do you handle health care costs for dependents? At what age must benefits stop? And most importantly, how does the Affordable Care Act affect all of this?
It’s Back To School Week on the blog! All week long, I’ll be answering your questions about school and tax – complete with fun giveaways. Next up: Can you deduct the cost of foods for allergies, Celiac Disease and other medical concerns? What about dietary restrictions for religious, moral or ethical reasons?
As health care benefits change, what does it mean for how those benefits are taxed?
For our guest post today, Scott Lovingood examines the Health Care Act.
Today, the House passed the Keep the IRS Off Your Health Care Act of 2013. The purpose of the bill, H.R. 2009, as introduced by Rep. Tom Price (R-GA), is simple: to prohibit the Secretary of the Treasury from enforcing the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and the Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010.