Rising Out-of-pocket Health Care Costs for Olders Americans: How Far Can Consumers Stretch Their Resources? : a BriefingU.S. Government Printing Office, 1991 - 115 pages |
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... revenue matching contributions ( $ 883 million ) were added to the SMI trust fund on December 31 , 1981. These amounts are excluded from the premium income and general revenue income for calendar year 1982 . SOURCE : Board of Trustees ...
... revenue matching contributions ( $ 883 million ) were added to the SMI trust fund on December 31 , 1981. These amounts are excluded from the premium income and general revenue income for calendar year 1982 . SOURCE : Board of Trustees ...
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... revenue funds . One of the reasons why in New Jersey we do have some coverage beyond just your basic Medicare coverage is because of the financ- ing that comes in from the casino revenue fund . But again , it goes back to what I was ...
... revenue funds . One of the reasons why in New Jersey we do have some coverage beyond just your basic Medicare coverage is because of the financ- ing that comes in from the casino revenue fund . But again , it goes back to what I was ...
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... revenue funds is whether or not it makes sense , given the program is financed pursuant to the casino revenue funds , to be income - based . We do know some are income - based , like PAAD , Lifeline , others like your transportation ...
... revenue funds is whether or not it makes sense , given the program is financed pursuant to the casino revenue funds , to be income - based . We do know some are income - based , like PAAD , Lifeline , others like your transportation ...
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... revenue source . Specifically , the report to the Gover- nor called for two employer - based taxes : an across - the - board tax of $ 144 per employee and a targeted tax of $ 1,000 levied on employers who do not offer employee health ...
... revenue source . Specifically , the report to the Gover- nor called for two employer - based taxes : an across - the - board tax of $ 144 per employee and a targeted tax of $ 1,000 levied on employers who do not offer employee health ...
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... REVENUE SOURCE . SPECIFICALLY THE REPORT TO THE GOVERNOR CALLS FOR TWO EMPLOYER BASED TAXES AN ACROSS THE BOARD TAX OF $ 144 PER EMPLOYEE AND A TARGETED TAX OF $ 1000 LEVIED ON EMPLOYERS WHO DON'T OFFER EMPLOYEE HEALTH COVERAGE . . 2 ...
... REVENUE SOURCE . SPECIFICALLY THE REPORT TO THE GOVERNOR CALLS FOR TWO EMPLOYER BASED TAXES AN ACROSS THE BOARD TAX OF $ 144 PER EMPLOYEE AND A TARGETED TAX OF $ 1000 LEVIED ON EMPLOYERS WHO DON'T OFFER EMPLOYEE HEALTH COVERAGE . . 2 ...
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