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claiming that the new health care law would require workers to pay tax on the value of employer-provided health insurance: I contacted my Congressman about House Bill HR3590 the health care bill that just passed.  I asked for a summary of changes.  The aid directed me to go to www.thomas.gov <http://www.thomas.gov/> , enter HR3590 in the search box and look for CRS Summaries.  Then scroll down to: TITLE IX REVENUE PROVISIONS- SUBTITLE A: REVENUE OFFSET PROVISIONS-(Sec.9001, (as modified by sec.10901) Sec.9002. Starting in 2011 (next year folks) your W2 tax form sent by your employer will be increased to show the value of whatever health

claiming that the new health care law would require workers to pay tax on the value of employer-provided health insurance: I contacted my Congressman about House Bill HR3590 the health care bill that just passed.  I asked for a summary of changes.  The aid directed me to go to www.thomas.gov <http://www.thomas.gov/> , enter HR3590 in the search box and look for CRS Summaries.  Then scroll down to: TITLE IX REVENUE PROVISIONS- SUBTITLE A: REVENUE OFFSET PROVISIONS-(Sec.9001, (as modified by sec.10901) Sec.9002. Starting in 2011 (next year folks) your W2 tax form sent by your employer will be increased to show the value of whatever health

Would Raise $2.7 Billion for Health Care Reform Monday, December 21st, 2009 The latest from Washington is that patrons of tanning salons will be hit with a 10% tanning tax – raising an estimated $2.7 billion over 10 years to pay for Health Care reform. While this replaces the proposed 5% “BoTax” on plastic surgery providers, we know this won’t be the last we’ll hear from the IRS. President Obama is optimistic about the passage of the Health Care Bill, which is set to provide some 30 million Americans currently without Health insurance affordable coverage, and the administration is looking at creative ways to acquire funding

claiming that the new health care law would require workers to pay tax on the value of employer-provided health insurance: I contacted my Congressman about House Bill HR3590 the health care bill that just passed.  I asked for a summary of changes.  The aid directed me to go to www.thomas.gov <http://www.thomas.gov/> , enter HR3590 in the search box and look for CRS Summaries.  Then scroll down to: TITLE IX REVENUE PROVISIONS- SUBTITLE A: REVENUE OFFSET PROVISIONS-(Sec.9001, (as modified by sec.10901) Sec.9002. Starting in 2011 (next year folks) your W2 tax form sent by your employer will be increased to show the value of whatever health

revenue measures for health care reform during meetings in the week beginning May 18. As the committee explored ways to pay for health care reform, including modifying the current unlimited exclusion for employer-based health insurance, White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs maintained it is possible to make “sustainable progress in cutting the cost of health care without raising taxes.” He noted that President Obama opposed taxing employer-provided health insurance during the presidential campaign. Gibbs said that the president wants to preserve the employer-based health care system but in a way that “envisions significant

the tax gap to pay for health care reform. CCH Comment: Baucus has emphasized the role that the IRS Chief Counsel must play in dealing with the tax gap before. At the nomination hearing of former IRS Chief Counsel Donald Korb on March 8, 2004, Baucus pointedly asked Korb what he would do to lower the tax gap and restore faith in the tax system. Korb served as IRS Chief Counsel from April 14, 2004, until December 19, 2008. Wilkins responded to Baucus’ questions on the tax gap in two parts. First, he stated that he “shared his concerns” about the tax gap and raising revenue for health care reform. Next, rather than focus on

reached a deal with the US Government and the Swiss Government to release around 4,450 names of American account holders suspected of tax evasion. The US Government estimates there to be $18 billion hidden in these offshore accounts–giving the IRS plenty reason to scrutinize and audit both the innocent and guilty in the upcoming months. If you have a UBS account and have not paid your taxes, you can still decrease the severity of your charges by participating in voluntary disclosure . Currently, the IRS offers an Amnesty Program for tax evaders who come forward before their names are disclosed by UBS. (The deadline for this program is

be found at http://www.irs.gov . The IRS also reminds taxpayers not to be confused by similar websites that end in .com, .net, org or any other designation; only the .gov site is the official IRS site. If you have a tax question or need a tax form – there’s no need to leave the comfort of your home. All you need is a computer and Internet access because IRS.gov has a wealth of information. Here are the top 10 reasons to visit IRS.gov. 1. Unlimited access – get answers 24 hours a day seven days a week. If you find yourself working on your tax return over the weekend, there’s no need to wait to get a form or an answer to a

Not Alone: IRS Goes After 60 Health Care Providers Thursday, December 17th, 2009 While President Obama is optimistic about the passage of the Health Care Bill which is set to provide some 30 million Americans currently without Health insurance affordable coverage without raising the federal deficit, the IRS is under scrutiny for its tax collection efforts from 60 Health Care providers who owe large sums of unpaid back taxes. The latest news involves the Senate Finance Committee holding the IRS accountable for deficient tax Tags: Back Taxes , delinquent tax returns , delinquent taxes , Free Tax Consultation , Health

Tax Refunds to Enforce Health Insurance Mandate Tuesday, April 27th, 2010 Under the new Health care mandate, the IRS has authority to withhold a portion of your federal tax return if you can’t demonstrate that you have Health insurance coverage. Starting in 2014, penalties for lacking qualifying coverage will range from $695 to 2.5% of your household income, whichever is greater. According to a recent Fox Business article, Steven T. Miller, IRS Deputy Commissioner for Services and Enforcement, commented that the IRS can reduce a tax refund to collect the penalty. The article titled “IRS May Withhold Tax Refunds To