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What a bunch of horse-hocky. First, the subsidies are tax credits, which means if you are in the lowest plans because your income is so low you can only afford
by nonford150 10y ago
What a bunch of horse-hocky. First, the subsidies are tax credits, which means if you are in the lowest plans because your income is so low you can only afford the lowest plan, you still have a $2K deductible, have to pay about 1/6 of your income for insurance, and even though you will have no money taken out of your paycheck due to the future credits, the IRS holds it against you when you try to claim ETC on your 1040. No wonder people just say fu*k it; I'll just pay the penalty.
- dragonwriter 10y agoCredits don't work against you when you claim EITC, so what are you talking about?
- nonford150 10y agoI'm being audited since I took both (according to the IRS letter and the agent I've met with); I'm not the only one at my job. Maybe that's anecdotal but it's happening.