Americans have to be prepared for an increased individual mandate tax to hit in just two weeks, but the White House still hasn’t gotten around to approving the Internal Revenue Service paperwork on the requirement.
The IRS is trying to comply with federal rules that require White House approval on its new paperwork for the individual mandate. But the White House has rejected one proposal and ignored another, according to new research from the American Action Forum, a free-market think tank headed by former Congressional Budget Office director Douglas Holtz-Eakin.
The IRS’ workload was upped drastically by the individual mandate, which will require Americans to submit a tax form proving they have health insurance or pay a growing fine to the agency. It appears the Obama administration was running behind on the paperwork requirements as well as pretty much everything else.
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Because this would lead to what they're really hiding.The IRS issue is just the cork in the bottle.
ReplyDeleteNote "growing fine". We need to speak up to our elected officials and get Obamacare repealed.
ReplyDeleteThis is one of the places where the republicans can limit funding and impact the implementation of the unaffordable careless act!
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