ACA Taxes and Requirements

Posted on 30 June 2012 by

A look at the requirements and costs of buy health care coverage under ACA, using a flow chart model.

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Walter Rhett is a New York Times verified commenter, with the privilege to post without moderation or Times editorial review. He writes "Digging Deeper," a masthead blog for Democrats for Progress and his blog, "Southern Perlo" appears on the political page of the San Francisco Examiner. He is one of 1150 people followed on twitter by the Oxford Dictionary. He writes from Charleston, SC.
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2 Responses to ACA Taxes and Requirements

  1. Richard says:
    2 July 2012 at 5:45 pm

    Walt,

    The NYT had an Opinion Piece yesterday about “the Great National ID Debate”. The whole thing is a “Red Hearing” because the implimentation of the A.C.A. Will require that the Healthcare providers know who they are treating. Non-ER visits run on Patiant Histories and their payments run on knowing who was treated. Everyone that signs up for healthcare will be identified and will be required to show ID for any non-ER care past that any National Single Payer system will also require it for the same reason. This will go a long way towards ending “Doctor Shopping” for multiple pill prescriptions. In fact you should be able to register to vote in Federal Elections at the same time as you sign up for healthcare.

    The problem is the people the A.C.A. Was designed to help are likely “short” on ID. The unintended consequence of the A.C.A. Will be National Biometric ID.

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  2. Jonathan Gibson says:
    2 July 2012 at 9:44 pm

    Your June 30 post on the Affordable Care Act and “tax” requirements is very informative. Such factual information is our best weapon against the falsehoods and distortions that Republicans are hoping will give them control of all three branches of our government. Great to make your acquaintance via your blog – will be visiting it again. Keep up the good work. JGibson, Vermont

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