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Kaiser Issue Brief Addresses Tax Subsidies for Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance (PDF)
Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation Link to more items from this source
July 10, 2008
20 pages. Excerpt: This issue brief by Kaiser Family Foundation researchers uses examples of workers with different wages earnings to illustrate how the current tax code affects families depending on whether they have health coverage, and whether that coverage is provided through their employer. By excluding the value of employer-sponsored health benefits from taxable income, the current law generally provides a larger subsidy to higher-income families, since higher-income workers pay federal and state income taxes at a higher marginal tax rate than lower-income workers.

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