Do I have my math right?
Companies currently can deduct healht insurance as an expense on their taxes. So if they pay $15K/year for me (I have amazing insurance), they can deduct $15K, and save about 6K (35%) in taxes.
Now, that Cadillac Health plan will see a tax hit of 40% as part of this bill.
That's a $6k tax on top of the $15K of insurance costs, for a total out of pocket of $21K. Previous out of pocket was $9K, after taxes.
That's, effectively, a 130% tax increase - a 13K spend - over the model prior to the bill.
Is that math correct? If so, I can see why the SEC filings are so large.