In Title 9 Revenue Provisions of the Obamacare Act, there are income taxes on Employer Sponsored Health Plans (ESHPs).
The ESHPs will be evaluated and computed in dollar amounts and considered as ‘income’ from employer to employee. Above a certain threshold of ESHP value, a 40% tax will be levied. The Threshold value is arbitrary and can be set by Congress whenever and however they want. Eventually this arbitrary form of income taxation will force ESHPs out of the market.
Individuals with incomes more than 200k will be taxed directly on their incomes. And as we know the 200k will change over time so that everyone is taxed directly on their incomes.
All of these taxes are constitutional under the 16th Amendment because legislators have the power to define the word ‘income’. The word ‘income’ was never defined in 1913 and left open for Congress to create mischief.
We need to repeal the 16th Amendment period.
You’ve completely evaded my question. How is not having health insurance interpreted to be income? that is the tax referred to in the individual mandate that has now been deemed to be a tax, which is not authorized by the 16th amendment.