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Meanwhile, millions of Americans who got subsidies under the law may find they are getting smaller-than-expected refunds or owe the IRS because credits they received to offset their insurance premiums were too large. As many as half of the roughly 6.8 million Americans who got subsidies may have to refund money to the government, based on one estimate by tax firm H&R Block Inc.
So you set up a confusing system that relies on reporting by individuals with no 3rd party verification and then you penalize them for mistakes they made. Democrats--The Party of "Go **** Yourself."If someone under-reported their income when they applied for a subsidy, they got a larger subsidy than they should have. Sooner or later, the IRS will catch up to them, and it is those people who will end up getting smaller refunds or owing money.
Don't ya just love how the libtards simplfy things?
This wasn't an issue before you morons stumbled in.Don't ya just love how the libtards simplfy things?
too difficult?.. here, let me help
subsidy = tax credit ...
credit ..
what part of that escapes your simple little mind ?
This wasn't an issue before you morons stumbled in.Don't ya just love how the libtards simplfy things?
too difficult?.. here, let me help
subsidy = tax credit ...
credit ..
what part of that escapes your simple little mind ?