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Current Events => Politics => Topic started by: Chris on August 19, 2009, 12:33:39 AM
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Under both the House and Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) Committee bills released to the public, the Internal Revenue Service will play a key role in monitoring and enforcing health care mandates against individual taxpayers. Yet the introduction of the IRS into the health care system has received scant attention.
The Senate bill imposes a new requirement that all persons who provide health care coverage to others must file a return with the IRS listing the names, addresses, social security numbers, and the coverage period for each person, and "such other information as the Secretary [of Health and Human Services] may prescribe." (Section 161(b) starting at page 107). The bill does not limit what information the Secretary may request, so it is conceivable and likely that information as to the nature of the coverage, the family members included, and other details will be reported to the IRS.
This information is to be provided to the IRS for good reason. The House bill provides for a tax on people who do not have acceptable coverage at "any time" during the tax year. House bill section 401 provides for a new section 59B (at pp. 167-168) of the Internal Revenue Code:
These reporting provisions would allow the IRS to cross-check income tax returns and health coverage filings, and withhold tax refunds or utilize other collection methods for persons who do not have coverage unless they can prove they have acceptable coverage from some other source.
http://legalinsurrection.blogspot.com/2009/08/irs-new-health-care-enforcer.html
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Oh Lord.
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The IRS will be able to appropriate any fines and fees from your bank accounts. :fuelfire:
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Come on people, this is all part of 0bama's job creation program. More IRS employees! :banghead:
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So is the entire govt itself participating? How many of them don't pay their taxes like they should?? :whatever:
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So much for the higher taxes on those making 250,000.00 or more only. ::)
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So much for the higher taxes on those making 250,000.00 or more only. ::)
There was something in the bill saying that some tax would not be called a tax. :hammer:
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Come on people, this is all part of 0bama's job creation program. More IRS employees! :banghead:
That's why this should scare everyone:
http://www.indeed.com/jobtrends/unemployment
Government jobs are being created all over the damn place, while the private sector is suffering from a sucking chest wound.
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That's why this should scare everyone:
http://www.indeed.com/jobtrends/unemployment
Government jobs are being created all over the damn place, while the private sector is suffering from a sucking chest wound.
Which is why any gov program is so hoplessly inefficient.
To make work for more and more employees they keep bouncing things around rather then one person making a final decision.
Picture the layers of gov that health prodedures will eventually have . :censored:
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That's why this should scare everyone:
http://www.indeed.com/jobtrends/unemployment
Government jobs are being created all over the damn place, while the private sector is suffering from a sucking chest wound.
I notice all the postings for the DC area. wow, are these for those in the military or civillians.
I would guess alot of the work is for maid service to private homes and lodging.