Abstract- Removal or limitation of the current exclusion of employment-related health benefi t payments from taxable income would improve economic effi ciency and equity, but is this suffi cient to make such a policy change likely? This paper uses some concepts from public choice theory, based on earlier work by Buchanan and Pauly on the incidence of tax deductibility, to suggest that such a change is more likely in the current context of broader tax reform involving a desire to reform the functioning of the health insur-ance market and to increase the tax share of upper middle income households
helpful insights. The views expressed in this paper are those of the author and should not be interp...
Outlines arguments for and against capping the income and payroll tax exclusion of employer-based he...
This study assesses the consequences of altering the favorable tax treatment of health insurance, an...
Abstract- The exclusion of employer contributions to health premiums has skewed the development of t...
Because current tax laws exclude employer-paid health insurance premiums from employees’ taxable wag...
Obama, this Issue Brief examines the administrative and implementation issues that arise from one of...
Examines eight options for limiting the tax exclusion of employer-sponsored health insurance premium...
This paper describes the tax treatment of health coverage and health care spending and explores the ...
This paper reviews the issues around and impacts of the tax exclusion for employer-sponsored insuran...
The U.S. tax policy on health insurance favors only those offered group insurance through their empl...
Serious efforts to forge a budget agreement in 2013 will increase the likelihood that lawmakers will...
Employer-provided health insurance is excluded from the determination of employees' federal income t...
Explores the feasibility of capping tax exemptions on premiums paid for employer-sponsored insurance...
Examines the argument for capping the exemption of health insurance benefits from income tax and its...
The U.S. tax policy on health insurance favors only those offered group insurance through their empl...
helpful insights. The views expressed in this paper are those of the author and should not be interp...
Outlines arguments for and against capping the income and payroll tax exclusion of employer-based he...
This study assesses the consequences of altering the favorable tax treatment of health insurance, an...
Abstract- The exclusion of employer contributions to health premiums has skewed the development of t...
Because current tax laws exclude employer-paid health insurance premiums from employees’ taxable wag...
Obama, this Issue Brief examines the administrative and implementation issues that arise from one of...
Examines eight options for limiting the tax exclusion of employer-sponsored health insurance premium...
This paper describes the tax treatment of health coverage and health care spending and explores the ...
This paper reviews the issues around and impacts of the tax exclusion for employer-sponsored insuran...
The U.S. tax policy on health insurance favors only those offered group insurance through their empl...
Serious efforts to forge a budget agreement in 2013 will increase the likelihood that lawmakers will...
Employer-provided health insurance is excluded from the determination of employees' federal income t...
Explores the feasibility of capping tax exemptions on premiums paid for employer-sponsored insurance...
Examines the argument for capping the exemption of health insurance benefits from income tax and its...
The U.S. tax policy on health insurance favors only those offered group insurance through their empl...
helpful insights. The views expressed in this paper are those of the author and should not be interp...
Outlines arguments for and against capping the income and payroll tax exclusion of employer-based he...
This study assesses the consequences of altering the favorable tax treatment of health insurance, an...