Congressional Stalemate Risks Expiration of ACA Tax Subsidies
Congressional gridlock puts the expiration of Affordable Care Act tax subsidies at risk, with Democrats and Republicans proposing competing insurance coverage plans.
Congressional gridlock puts the expiration of Affordable Care Act tax subsidies at risk, with Democrats and Republicans proposing competing insurance coverage plans.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott proposes lowering annual property tax appraisal caps from 10% to 3% to manage tax predictability, sparking debate among experts on market impacts and fairness.
In 2024, IRS expands HSA eligibility for more high-deductible health plans including ACA bronze plans, extends telehealth safe harbor, and allows HSA use for direct primary care fees.
The U.S. Senate rejected bipartisan efforts to extend Affordable Care Act premium subsidies, likely causing a surge in health insurance premiums for many Americans starting next month. Both Democratic and Republican proposals failed to secure the necessary votes.
Explore critical state advocacy trends in 2026 affecting U.S. insurance regulation, tax policy, long-term care, and compliance amid evolving state budgets and elections.
The National Taxpayers Union opposes extending Enhanced Premium Tax Credits, citing increased federal deficits and market distortions. Insights into healthcare subsidies and fiscal impact.
Indian insurance industry records over 20% premium growth in November FY26 following GST cut on insurance premiums, boosting life and non-life sectors.
San Francisco plans a progressive parcel tax to raise $187M annually and prevent deep Muni service cuts amid a growing $307M deficit. Ballot measure set for 2026.
Explore Louisiana's 2024 health insurance subsidy challenges, opportunity zone critiques, data center tax incentive transparency, and the impact of 'buy now pay later' services.
Explore Georgia's key 2026 legislative changes impacting insurance affordability, state income tax reductions, consumer protections, teledentistry, property regulations, and more.