This probably isn’t going to be popular, but remember that the IRS doesn’t make the rules, they enforce them.
This is apparently an evolving situation (make it up as they go along) such that as they see how various affected groups react, the noose gets tightened. The best hope, imho, is with the states, but I don’t know how much good that will do wrt the Treasury Dept. Does anyone doubt that 0bama is trying to force people out of business via Cloward-Piven?
I wouldn’t be surprised if paying the penalty instead of buying a policy isn’t eliminated or raised before it’s time.
We need to somehow treat this the same way we will treat the 2A. It *will* crash the economy because it will destroy so many vulnerable people, financially.
The IRS does make the rules. The Congress makes the laws. If Congress passed a law requiring employees to no fire employees or reduce there hours then there wouldn't be a loophole.
Laws = Congress / Rules = faceless bureaucrat dictators.
Wrong. The IRS made up the rule about the number of temp employees being equal to a number of full time employees based on the total hours worked by all. Made it up out of whole cloth.
That's only one example.
Along with the "50 or more" rule they are already weakening.
It won't be long before every family has add at least one indigent Obama voter to their own personal health plan, in the interest of "fundamental fairness." :)
Growing businesses making the transition from small to medium-sized are a huge headaches for Communist revolutionaries. They give the proletariat subversive ideas about personal success and threaten the profits of the Revolution's large corporatist backers. They must be destroyed.
Along with the "50 or more" rule they are already weakening.
It won't be long before every family has add at least one indigent Obama voter to their own personal health plan, in the interest of "fundamental fairness." :)
Growing businesses making the transition from small to medium-sized are a huge headaches for Communist revolutionaries. They give the proletariat subversive ideas about personal success and threaten the profits of the Revolution's large corporatist backers. They must be destroyed.