1/a.) You are being dishonest you only include spednign cuts and tax increase for the first 10 years of partial implementation but then you use the ten years of full implementation to gauge the costs. When you actually look at the total data Obamacare cuts the deficit and reduce total spending.
2) The tax on pharmaceuticals is a surtax that taxes companies a certain percent based on how much money they waste, meaning the tax provides pharm companies to better manage their funds
1. Why is it that the Left Janissaries use language such as "dishonest" rather than say wrong, or in error...?
I always wonder whether it is poor upbringing...or a personality defect.
Care to share?
2. While half of the costs for Obamacare are stolen from Medicare, the other half will come
from increases in taxes. The Obamacare tax increases will total $503 billion between 2010 and 2019.
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a. There are taxes on investments, and on higher-income taxpayers. Small businesses will be burdened with mountains of paperwork (IRS reports of any sum over $600 per vendorÂ…designed to catch tax cheats, and raise $17 billion over ten years).
b. But most of the PPACA taxes will be related to health care, and as such, will affect all Americans. An example, is the limitation on the Blue Cross/Blue Shield special tax deduction.
Who so you suppose will be paying that increase? “Based on a research study commissioned by the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association, we believe that
premiums will increase as a result of provisions in the reform legislation that will guarantee richer levels of benefits…”
Blue Cross Blue Shield
c. Health care spending accounts, presently tax-favored, there will be an
increased 20% tax penalty (double what is was) if you purchase goods disallowed by the law, including a new tax on brand name drugs. Companies providing medical devices and insurance will see new taxes that will assuredly be passed on to consumers.
d. Most of the
new taxes kick in after the electionÂ…including an
increase in the Medicare payroll tax from 2.9 to 3.8%, if you and your spouse earn over $250,000. And a new
3.8% tax on ‘unearned’ or investment income, if you reach a certain income threshold: stocks, bonds, dividends, rents and even the sale of your home!
http://everythinghealthcare.wordpress.com/2010/
e. CBO states Medicare taxes will account for $210 billion in additional federal revenue between 2010 and 2019.
Baker Hostetler | News / Resources | Health Law Update
f.
In 2018, there will be a tax on “Cadillac high-value” policies, @ $10,200/ individual and $27, 500/ families, the insurance company will pay an excise tax of 40% on any thing above that, and this is expected to raise $32 billion during the first two years alone. Care to guess what will happen to premiums?
3. Now,
let's consider your degree of gullibility...
a. " ...total data Obamacare cuts the deficit and reduce total spending."
So, you contend that an administration that has twice predicted the turnaround in the economy, as in "the summer of recovery," will accurately predict the costs a decade hence? Three years ago: President Obama said of his plan to fix the financial crisis that “if I don’t have this done in three years, then there’s going to be a one-term proposition.”
How'd he do?
So...
you'll believe anything, eh?
b. "The tax on pharmaceuticals is a surtax that taxes companies a certain percent based on how much money they waste, meaning the tax provides pharm companies to better manage their funds."
So, when it comes to the market, you subscribe to the idea that
private corporations can learn how to be more efficient from government....
... ???
And, you believe it to be a wise idea having
bureaucrats telling the private corporations how much they are 'wasting'?
David Blaine never made anything disappear as fast as your reputation.