[Rashputin]

Somehow I missed posting this little gem that goes over one of the lesser discussed 'benefits' of Obamacare, a benefit that will start right away like the tanning tax does rather than being delayed.

[phockthis]

sfl

[NonValueAdded]

what about the word “excludable?” are you taking that into consideration?

[Trust but Verify]

Too bad this is not true.

[Trust but Verify]

Too bad this is not true.

[Blueflag]

AND (does it?) this means retirees like my parents will see a W-2 for the first time in years, perhaps, and take a hit in their social security payments cuz their ‘income’ is now too high????

My dad is from the generation of 35 years with one company and nice retiree benefits and pensions.

[muddler]

Yes, as ready as I’m ever going to be.

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

I am personally sick and tired of these diatribes. It serves absolutely no purpose to try and tell people about all of this. I have tried as a school teacher to inform students so they can make informed decisions based on right and wrong and all that happens is I get to change jobs frequently. All you are doing is inciting people to oppose what the government has decided and then the person doing so receives little or no support from the community and loses employment. To me, that is foolishness. We don't need a 300k-500k march on Washington where they sit behind closed doors and high security and laugh at us.

What we DO need is a 300k-500k person march to the location where some administrator (or board members) either in schools or business tells a conservative to shut up. The entire place needs to be shut down until the supervisors (and/or board members) doing that are terminated or flee. Now, THAT would be effective. Anything else is poppycock and is being stirred up by someone in the health insurance industry trying to lobby for their financial rights.

[Trust but Verify]

This is from the IRS website. I think it is important to oppose Obamacare based on the TRUTHS about it, not based on internet fallacies and scare tactics.

Employer-Provided Health Coverage — Not Taxable Starting in tax year 2011, the Affordable Care Act requires employers to report the value of the health insurance coverage they provide employees on each employee's annual Form W-2. This reporting is for informational purposes only, to show employees the value of their health care benefits so they can be more informed consumers. The amount reported does not affect tax liability, as the value of the employer contribution to health coverage continues to be excludible from an employee's income and it is not taxable.

[GailA]

[SunTzuWu]

Bookmark.

[Waco]

All of this could be avoided/thrown out if judges and the SCOTUS would stop aiding and abeting treason in order to keep this Marxist president in office.

[ronnyquest]

I was notified late last week that, because of ObamaCare, our family doctor is retiring and closing his practice. So, we’re feeling the bite already.