It’s just outrageous to force someone to buy a product under IRS penalty. The fact this law stood for any length of time is ridiculous.
Kick out the supports one by one, then the whole flimsy structure begins its own self-destruction. The fallout can be a real problem, though. Stand well back and try not to breathe in the dust.
When demolition is complete, we may then begin to construct something worthy of the name.
The IRS has no authority to come after you for the ACA penalty(s). They can only take it out of any refund you may have coming. No collections, no garnishment and no harassment.
Got a question for some HR Block Tax Type Freepers. If someone was a 1099 contractor during the 2016 Tax year, health care not provided by their agent, and they did not purchase Health Insurance - Are they still on the hook for the ~$2K penalty at Tax Time?
I am thinking this “no enforce” style Exec-Order means NO
[It’s just outrageous to force someone to buy a product under IRS penalty. The fact this law stood for any length of time is ridiculous.]
Absolutely. Thanks a lot, John Roberts, for being the final one to enable this monstrous beast. How many did you kill?