Those companies should have to pay a penalty for that.
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Holt noted the company could also agree to pay a penalty.
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They don't want to pay a penalty, so they obtain coverage.
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United agreed to pay a penalty of $2.25 million, he said.
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If you withdraw before then, you'll have to pay a penalty.
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You'll pay a penalty if you use it for other reasons.
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A third company, Aegean Financial, will pay a penalty of $65,000.
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"You avoid criminal prosecution and pay a penalty without facing jail time."
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If you withdraw before then, you'll have to pay a penalty fee.
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If you withdraw before then, you usually have to pay a penalty.
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If you use the money for other purposes, you'll pay a penalty.
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The mandate requires every American to have health insurance or pay a penalty.
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This provision requires that most Americans buy health insurance, or pay a penalty.
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But the bad news is that you might have to pay a penalty.
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Will I pay a penalty if I withdraw money early from a C.D.?
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Their plan would require individuals to maintain "continuous coverage" — or pay a penalty.
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Under Obamacare, nearly everyone either had to obtain health insurance or pay a penalty.
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The mandate requires nearly all Americans to have health insurance or pay a penalty.
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The mandate requires nearly all Americans to get health insurance or pay a penalty.
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"You will no longer have to pay a penalty to the government," Paul said.
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Accordingly, the "individual mandate" requires that everyone has to buy insurance or pay a penalty.
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The energy regulator ordered Shell Pakistan to pay a penalty of 10 million rupees ($95,000).
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He's probably going to pay a penalty for that because to everyone else it's about winning.
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"Equifax must pay a penalty commensurate with the worst data breach in American history," she added.
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The team must play there through June, 2019, or pay a penalty to break the agreement.
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That mandate requires most people to have some form of health insurance or pay a penalty.
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The Obamacare individual mandate requires nearly all Americans to purchase health insurance or pay a penalty.
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Right now, about 4.5 percent of tax filers pay a penalty rather than get health insurance.
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The team must play there through June 2019, or pay a penalty to break the agreement.
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Many people hate that the A.C.A. requires people to buy health insurance or pay a penalty.
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A proposal in the state would require people to pay a penalty for not having insurance.
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Its core is elimination of the A.C.A. requirement that individuals buy insurance or pay a penalty.
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If a customer uses more than the set amount, they pay a penalty or overage fee.
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But, by and large, most Americans are now required to carry health coverage or pay a penalty.
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And unlike previous years, they won't have to pay a penalty for not carrying Obamacare-compliant coverage.
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The mandate remains the law, and people are still supposed to pay a penalty for lacking coverage.
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Saul and Stokes settled charges without admitting or denying allegations, and will pay a penalty of $25,000.
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IRS rules require individuals to pay a penalty for not having taken out the RMDs on time.
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Employers with at least 50 full-time workers are required to offer benefits or pay a penalty.
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The individual mandate requires everyone must purchase health insurance that meets minimum standards or pay a penalty.
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The next year, Gibson agreed to pay a penalty of $300,000 and $50,000 more to promote conservation.
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The 2010 health law required most Americans to have insurance or pay a penalty with their taxes.
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It would eliminate the Affordable Care Act's requirement that people have health insurance or pay a penalty.
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Republicans hate Obamacare's individual mandate, which requires Americans who don't have health insurance to pay a penalty.
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The hedge fund did not pay a penalty but entered a five-year agreement to make appropriate disclosures.
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While you can still take your money out if an emergency occurs, you'll have to pay a penalty.
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House Republicans are looking to repeal an ObamaCare requirement that all Americans have insurance or pay a penalty.
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Your vehicle may also be seized, and you will have to pay a penalty to get it back.
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The individual mandate requires most Americans to buy a minimum level of health coverage or pay a penalty.
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Right now it's a lot cheaper for high-income people to pay a penalty rather than buy insurance.
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What they found is that women do, indeed, pay a penalty on average for behaviors that read as dominant.
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Tata was asked to pay a penalty of $1.17 billion, which it has deposited with the Delhi High Court.
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Mr Newsom would like to reinstate the requirement that everyone must have health insurance or else pay a penalty.
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It centered on the law's so-called individual mandate requiring individuals to buy health insurance or pay a penalty.
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It's hard to compete with a piece of legislation that forced Americans to buy insurance or pay a penalty.
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It would also effectively repeal the Obamacare provision requiring most Americans to buy health insurance or pay a penalty.
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The law also eliminates the Affordable Care Act's mandate that most people have health insurance or pay a penalty.
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The next day, the Blue Jays suspended Pillar for two games without pay, a penalty he accepted without protest.
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Pay a penalty feeThere are two kinds of "not doing" your taxes — failing to file and failing to pay.
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The measure also eliminates the Affordable Care Act's rule that most people have health insurance or pay a penalty.
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Among other things, it would have repealed the requirement that every American have health insurance or pay a penalty.
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"With the repeal of the individual mandate penalty, that makes these plans more attractive, because they don't have to pay a penalty anymore and they can buy that cheaper coverage without having to pay a penalty on top of it," said Cynthia Cox, a health insurance expert with the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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Those who fail to buy insurance must pay a penalty unless they qualify for one of a number of exemptions.
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The bill would also repeal Obamacare's individual mandate, the requirement that every American buy health insurance or pay a penalty.
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The companies agreed to pay a penalty of at least $3.5bn, the largest settlement ever in a global bribery case.
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They had to pay a penalty of just 2% on domestic or repatriated assets, and 4% on declared offshore assets.
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The requirement that all Americans purchase coverage or pay a penalty is meant to encourage healthy people to buy insurance.
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Meanwhile, SQM said it had agreed with the SEC to pay a penalty of $15 million, also over accounting violations.
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The SEC said Ameriprise Financial Services Inc, without admitting or denying the findings, agreed to pay a penalty of $230,000.
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He urged Republicans to repeal the Affordable Care Act provision requiring most Americans to buy insurance or pay a penalty.
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They also want assurances that the administration will enforce the mandate requiring people to have insurance or pay a penalty.
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The bill would also repeal the Affordable Care Act's mandate that most Americans have health insurance or pay a penalty.
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The individual mandate is the law's controversial requirement that all Americans maintain qualifying health insurance coverage or pay a penalty.
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People with higher incomes are still expected to buy coverage (or pay a penalty), but they don't get any assistance.
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Parents can now withdraw from a 529 plan to pay for K-12 tuition without having to pay a penalty.
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Also, the Republican-led Congress effectively eliminated the mandate that Americans obtain insurance or pay a penalty, starting this year.
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The plan would do away with the current mandate that requires nearly everybody to obtain insurance or pay a penalty.
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It would also provide a welcome source of revenue: Some people will still prefer to pay a penalty than buy insurance.
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It will pay a penalty of $892m and a further $300m if it does not obey the terms of the settlement.
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Their target this time is the individual mandate, which requires almost every American to obtain health coverage or pay a penalty.
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The health law's employer mandates requires employers with 50 or more staff members to provide health insurance or pay a penalty.
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You'll pay a penalty for withdrawing the money early, but you'll usually forfeit a few months of interest rather than principal.
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Prior to 2019, Obamacare required nearly all Americans to have health insurance or pay a penalty, under its individual mandate provision.
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Another irritating aspect of ObamaCare was reportedly the individual mandate, which forces people to pay a penalty for not purchasing insurance.
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Bloomberg, however, would not seek to reinstate the individual mandate -- which requires Americans to have health insurance or pay a penalty.
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The individual mandate requires nearly all Americans to have health insurance and had mandated those who didn't to pay a penalty.
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The Senate GOP plan would repeal ObamaCare's individual mandate, which requires most Americans to buy health insurance or pay a penalty.
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It also required all Americans to purchase coverage or pay a penalty, a way to push healthy people into the marketplace.
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Iranian oil minister Bijan Zanganeh said the French firm would not pay a penalty if it pulled out of the project.
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The American Health Care Act would eliminate the individual mandate, which requires most everyone to have health insurance or pay a penalty.
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And people don't realise, how many people are forced to pay a penalty and they don't get any benefit out of it.
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"Obamacare Lite, Paul Ryan's plan, just changes it so you have to pay a penalty to the insurance companies," Paul told Breitbart.
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But there's a big string attached: You have to leave the money for a set period of time or pay a penalty.
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It also includes the repeal of an Affordable Care Act provision requiring that most people have health insurance or pay a penalty.
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If April 20 comes and goes and the IRS hasn't heard from you at all, you can expect to pay a penalty.
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The goal would be to mitigate the negative impacts from repealing the ObamaCare requirement that everyone buy insurance or pay a penalty.
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President Trump and congressional Republicans repealed the ACA's individual mandate, which ended the requirement that people purchase coverage or pay a penalty.
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In other words, you can now go without health coverage, not pay a penalty, and still claim a tax refund when you file.
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The Golden State restored the individual mandate, requiring residents to have insurance or pay a penalty, and expanded subsidies to middle-income Californians.
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The premium plus that deductible exceeded 16 percent of their adjusted household income, meaning they didn't have to pay a penalty Laszewksi said.
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As originally passed, the ACA contained a requirement that all Americans obtain health insurance or pay a penalty, known as the individual mandate.
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To make sure the market isn't flooded with only the most expensive patients, everyone is required to buy insurance or pay a penalty.
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"The deadline is fast approaching and ... we're here to help them enroll, so they don't risk having to pay a penalty," Burwell said.
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Drivers who fail to remove their car within five minutes of completing charge will pay a penalty of $0.40 (A$0.55) per minute.
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The employer mandate requires employers with 50 or more full-time workers to offer its employees affordable health coverage, or pay a penalty.
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The Trump administration has also indicated that it will loosen enforcement of the requirement for people to have coverage or pay a penalty.
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Still more senators are skeptical of including a repeal of ObamaCare's individual mandate requiring people to buy health insurance or pay a penalty.
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It does not address whether people in the short-term or association plans would still have to pay a penalty for lacking insurance.
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The new bill hits on both: it means workers will have to pay a penalty in premiums in order to maintain their genetic privacy.
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As originally passed, the ACA included a requirement for all Americans to obtain health insurance or pay a penalty, known as the individual mandate.
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Those estimates were partly due to the proposal to scrap the individual mandate, which required most Americans to buy insurance or pay a penalty.
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Insurers also face uncertainty regarding whether the ACA's individual mandate, which requires most people to obtain coverage or pay a penalty, will be enforced.
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If the individual mandate were eliminated, the federal government would lose some revenue because the uninsured would no longer have to pay a penalty.
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One possible provision to save money is repealing the Affordable Care Act rule that requires Americans to have health insurance or pay a penalty.
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Tesco accepted responsibility for false accounting practices in March 2017 through a deferred prosecution agreement and agreed to pay a penalty of £129 million.
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As for choice of doctors, some insurance plans have a limited network of doctors; patients must choose among them unless they pay a penalty.
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Without an individual mandate requiring Americans to have insurance or pay a penalty, it is expected that some healthy people will drop their coverage.
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"If I had to pay a penalty, it's still less than I have to pay for having health care all year," Ms. McMahon said.
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Other states are adding coverage mandates for 2020, meaning residents will need to be insured this year or else pay a penalty in 2021.
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NOW Under the Affordable Care Act, individuals must buy a qualifying health insurance plan or pay a penalty — unless they qualify for an exemption.
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It will be paid for by restoring a state version of the individual mandate, which requires residents to have health insurance or pay a penalty.
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To encourage more amnesty participation, the government is letting participants declare their assets and pay a penalty by Friday, but submit paperwork by Dec. 31.
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In 2012, a divided U.S. Supreme Court upheld most its provisions, including the individual mandate, which requires people to obtain insurance or pay a penalty.
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Between the lines: This year, taxpayers will have to tell the IRS whether they had health care coverage — and pay a penalty if they didn't.
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The change largely stems from the bill effectively getting rid of the Obamacare provision requiring most Americans to have health insurance or pay a penalty.
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The senator also addressed the tax bill's repeal of the Obamacare individual mandate, which requires most Americans to have health insurance or pay a penalty.
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One red flag is a long surrender period — the time during which a customer would need to pay a penalty to cash in the annuity.
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The GOP healthcare plan eliminates ObamaCare's Medicaid expansion and the individual mandate that requires individuals to purchase coverage or pay a penalty to the government.
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Democrats are also worried about a provision in the Senate bill that repeals the requirement that most Americans have health insurance or pay a penalty.
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The individual mandate requires Americans to have health insurance or pay a penalty to Washington, a provision that Republicans have long opposed as government overreach.
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Third, insurers are worried that the Trump administration will stop enforcing the A.C.A. provision that requires people to buy health insurance or pay a penalty.
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Anyone seeking to convert more than 250,000 rupees (about $3,650) must explain why they hold so much cash, or failing that, must pay a penalty.
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Most large financial institutions reward executives with bonuses if stock prices rise, but executives never pay a penalty, "a negative bonus," if things go badly.
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Typically, taxpayers pay a penalty if their payments, from paycheck withholding or extra estimated tax payments, total less than 90 percent of the amount owed.
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It also is not clear if Trump would try to reverse the individual mandate, which requires people to purchase health insurance or pay a penalty.
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First, the Trump administration could stop enforcing the individual mandate, which requires most individuals to have health insurance or else pay a penalty to the IRS.
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Mr. Mangan, who works as a technology consultant, says he is the first to acknowledge that when he bounces a check, he should pay a penalty.
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Wells Fargo sank 20.41 percent, also erasing initial gains, after the bank said it may have to pay a penalty of $27 billion to resolve investigations.
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RELATED: Republicans unveil bill to repeal and replace Obamacare Overall, 50% oppose removing the requirement to obtain coverage or pay a penalty, while 48% favor it.
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The GOP repealed the individual mandate — the provision that requires every American to have insurance or pay a penalty — in its sweeping tax bill last year.
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An eastern Chinese city is now telling its shops and restaurants to swap their Wi-Fi routers for government-approved routers or else pay a penalty.
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In 2012, a divided U.S. Supreme Court upheld most of its provisions, including the individual mandate, which requires people to obtain insurance or pay a penalty.
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Phil Murphy signed legislation on May 30 that will reimpose the mandate all residents enroll in a "qualifying" health insurance plan or else pay a penalty.
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Kamala Harris, for instance, has proposed requiring companies to report pay data to the federal government, and pay a penalty if they don't achieve wage equity.
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Among other things, the Senate version of the bill would repeal the Affordable Care Act requirement that most Americans have health insurance or pay a penalty.
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The Obama administration had made the mandate somewhat porous, with a long list of life circumstances that would exempt people from having to pay a penalty.
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Ms. Collins had expressed concern about a provision in the tax bill to repeal the act's mandate that most Americans have insurance or pay a penalty.
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The individual mandate — the loathed requirement that nearly everyone get health insurance or pay a penalty — would be eliminated in the GOP repeal bill introduced Monday.
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Some of his clients decided to drop their health insurance this year without consulting him first, thinking they wouldn't have to pay a penalty next year.
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The Senate plan would repeal a key provision of the Affordable Care Act that requires individuals to pay a penalty if they do not have health insurance.
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All this would happen mainly because the individual mandate -- which requires nearly all Americans to get coverage or pay a penalty -- would be repealed, the CBO said.
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Republicans unveiled an updated tax plan on Tuesday night to repeal ObamaCare's individual insurance mandate, which has required most Americans to buy insurance or pay a penalty.
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Republicans unveiled an updated tax plan on Tuesday night to repeal ObamaCare's individual insurance mandate, which has required most Americans to buy insurance or pay a penalty.
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Factors: It's the first year consumers won't have to pay a penalty for not having insurance, which could make some people decide not to enroll this year.
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In a revised bill released Tuesday night, the Senate added an effective repeal of the law requiring most Americans to buy health insurance or pay a penalty.
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In 143, the court upheld the law's requirement that most Americans obtain insurance or pay a penalty, saying it was authorized by Congress's power to assess taxes.
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Senator Lamar Alexander, Republican of Tennessee, said that Senate Republicans were increasingly united about repealing the requirement that most people have health insurance or pay a penalty.
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The law's individual mandate, the rule that anyone who can afford insurance must obtain it or pay a penalty, was effectively repealed in last year's tax bill.
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You generally don't get a monthly check, and you agree not to take large amounts out during that period unless you are willing to pay a penalty.
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In December, a federal appeals court struck down the individual mandate of the Affordable Care Act, which required Americans to buy health insurance or pay a penalty.
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For example, if an insurer wanted to sell plans in the small group market, it would also have to sell to individuals, or else pay a penalty.
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Why you need health insurance coverage: Last year's Republican tax bill repealed one of Obamacare mandate which made those without health insurance pay a penalty at tax time.
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Because it forced people to obtain health insurance or pay a penalty, Obamacare provided tax subsidies to help people -- up to a certain income level -- pay for it.
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Kevin Brady, R-Texas, said when asked if the joint plan would get rid of the provision requiring most Americans to have health insurance or pay a penalty.
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Trump's policies undermine the ACATrump policies that have undermined coverage include a repeal of the ACA's individual mandate, the requirement that people have coverage or pay a penalty.
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A CD is known as a time deposit, meaning you're required to leave your money in the investment until it matures unless you're willing to pay a penalty.
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Holder In 2011, Judge Kavanaugh's appeals court upheld the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate that compelled most Americans who do not have health insurance to pay a penalty.
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Roberts was, she says, initially inclined to strike down a key part of the law, the individual mandate, which required people to have insurance or pay a penalty.
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The Senate Republican tax bill includes the repeal of the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate, the requirement that all Americans purchase qualifying health insurance or pay a penalty.
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Goldman Sachs is negotiating with the Justice Department to pay a penalty of about $403 billion for its role in the 1Malaysia Development Berhad scandal, known as 1MDB.
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ObamaCare required most people to enroll in coverage or pay a penalty, and allowed young adults up to age 26 to stay on their parents' health insurance plans.
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The newly-passed GOP tax-overhaul law repealed the requirement that all Americans must purchase health insurance or pay a penalty, but it won't take effect until 2019.
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Meanwhile, the I.R.S. has announced a bit of relief for some taxpayers: If you underpaid your taxes in 2018, you're less likely to pay a penalty this year.
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Many insurance companies and health experts are also worried that the government will stop enforcing the A.C.A. provision that requires people to buy coverage or pay a penalty.
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This is the big one, the one you've heard the most about: The ACA's requirement that every American buy health coverage or pay a penalty will be repealed.
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"These passengers will definitely feel dimed when they find out they will pay a penalty when they try to bring on their rollaboard," said Rick Seaney, CEO of FareCompare.
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And, it would eliminate the Affordable Care Act rule that requires employers with 50 or more full-time workers to offer them affordable health coverage or pay a penalty.
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In 2012, the justices ruled 5-4 that the law's requirement that Americans obtain insurance or pay a penalty was authorized by the power of Congress to levy taxes.
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When the Affordable Care Act passed in 22017, no provision was more reviled than the law's requirement that every American who does not buy health insurance pay a penalty.
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His administration also slashed budgets for Obamacare outreach and suggested it would not enforce the law's individual mandate, which requires every American to have insurance or pay a penalty.
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The House bill, which passed 6900 to 2628, would prevent people enrolled in failed health insurance "co-ops" from having to pay a penalty under ObamaCare for lacking insurance.
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That includes both the individual mandate that requires everyone to purchase health insurance or else pay a penalty, and the requirement that employers of a certain size provide coverage.
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This is the first year that consumers won't have to pay a penalty for not having insurance, which could lead to some deciding not to sign up for plans.
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They based their attack on the law's requirement that people either buy health insurance or pay a penalty, which opponents of the law have long called an unconstitutional mandate.
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While the individual mandate may be dead, the employer mandate — the requirement that many companies offer health insurance to their workers or pay a penalty — is very much alive.
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San Francisco-based Artis Capital will disgorge profits of $5.2 million plus $1.1 million in interest and pay a penalty of $2.6 million, the SEC said in a statement.
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The individual insurance market has been ravaged, distressing the 6 million middle class Americans who chose to pay a penalty rather than enroll in ObamaCare-compliant insurance last year.
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"Fundamentally, I don't think it's going to make a difference," if the so-called 'individual mandate,' requiring individuals to buy coverage or pay a penalty, is scrapped, said Gupte.
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Eliminating that mandate, which requires people to buy health insurance or pay a penalty, would free up hundreds of billions of dollars that could be redirected to tax cuts.
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While the individual mandate may be dead, the employer mandate — the requirement that many companies offer health insurance to their workers or pay a penalty — is very much alive.
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Insurers said the Trump administration was also destabilizing insurance markets by indicating that it would loosen enforcement of the mandate for people to have coverage or pay a penalty.
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Some people will turn in their black money and pay a penalty; others will destroy part of their illegal stashes in order not to draw attention to their businesses.
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Penalizing the uninsured One of the most reviled provisions of the Affordable Care Act is the individual mandate, which requires most Americans to have health insurance or pay a penalty.
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The ACA's individual mandate — which requires people to get insured or pay a penalty — was being phased in but now is a big incentive for healthy people to buy insurance.
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Black responded that Obamacare's individual mandate -- which requires everyone to have health insurance or pay a penalty -- still allowed millions, including many young and healthy people, to be without coverage.
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To finance a massive corporate tax cut, congressional Republicans appear poised to repeal the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate — the requirement that Americans secure health insurance or pay a penalty.
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Republicans struck down the mandate, which requires people to buy insurance if they are able to afford it or pay a penalty, as part of their recently passed tax bill.
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The EU is discussing a change to asylum rules that would require member states to accept a quota of refugees or pay a penalty for them to be housed elsewhere.
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Applications to build a small house can take years to be approved, and if their owners want to sell within five years they must pay a penalty to the government.
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People who didn't have insurance during the year will either have to pay a penalty, or cite one of several qualifying exemptions for not having coverage and avoiding the penalty.
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PARIS (Reuters) - General Electric's new CEO told France's finance minister on Wednesday that it would stick to his predecessor's French job pledges or pay a penalty, the Finance Ministry said.
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Now, Senate Republicans have attached a provision to their $1.5 trillion tax cut that would repeal the health law's mandate that most Americans have health insurance or pay a penalty.
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But with the price of conventional insurance policies rising at double-digit rates, some people say they are willing to pay a penalty so they can buy a cheaper plan.
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The debate over the requirement to maintain health coverage or pay a penalty has become a permanent feature of American political life — a debate from which we seemingly cannot escape.
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Price insisted that Republicans can keep the protections for those with existing medical conditions without mandating that all individuals carry coverage or pay a penalty to support an expanded insurance pool.
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Wells Fargo sank 3.4 percent after the bank said it may have to pay a penalty of $1 billion to resolve investigations, while Citigroup dropped 1.6 percent despite beating profit estimates.
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Wells Fargo sank 218.6 percent after the bank said it may have to pay a penalty of $7873 billion to resolve investigations, while Citigroup dropped 2787 percent despite beating profit estimates.
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From June to September, Modi's administration sent about 216,12.43 notices to suspected tax dodgers, persuading them to reveal undeclared income and assets, referred to as black money, and pay a penalty.
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The individual mandate requires nearly all Americans to obtain health insurance or pay a penalty, and the employer mandate requires larger companies to provide affordable coverage to their full-time workers.
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But what they are doing is not good and there is no easy ways to get out of it because if they don't pay a penalty, everyone else would drop out.
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Under former President Barack Obama's ACA, companies with 50 or more employees are required to offer health insurance to employees working at least 30 hours a week or pay a penalty.
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The Senate bill calls for deep cuts to Medicaid, prohibits federal funding for Planned Parenthood and ends the ACA's individual mandate requiring Americans to purchase health insurance or pay a penalty.
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An agreement could come as early as the next few weeks, and Takata is expected to pay a penalty of up to $290 billion, according to people briefed on the matter.
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At some point, a company may decide it is more cost-effective to produce cars in China and simply pay a penalty to export the entire vehicle to the United States.
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Legal experts expected the most significant constitutional challenge would be to the ACA's requirement that everyone have health insurance or pay a penalty-ultimately ruled constitutional on a 5-4 vote.
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Wells Fargo sank 20.17 percent after the bank said it may have to pay a penalty of $27 billion to resolve investigations, while Citigroup dropped 2127.82 percent despite reporting upbeat profit.
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A deal could come as early as the next few weeks, and Takata is expected to pay a penalty of up to $225 billion, the people briefed on the discussions said.
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But what they are doing is not good, and there is no easy way to get out of it because if they don't pay a penalty, everyone else would drop out.
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The Republican plan wouldn't make people pay a penalty if they don't have insurance.. But if people let their insurance lapse, insurers would be allowed to increase their premiums by 30 percent.
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The final enrollment figures for 2018 dropped the same week that Republicans in Congress repealed the health care law's individual mandate, the requirement that every American have insurance or pay a penalty.
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The Affordable Care Act mandated that businesses with more than 50 employees are required to offer health insurance to employees who work 30 hours or more per week, or pay a penalty.
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"People who are healthy will be able to get much cheaper insurance, and won't have to pay a penalty with the mandate gone," Larry Levitt at the Kaiser Family Foundation told me.
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Providers can receive a bonus if they keep their costs down, or they could have to pay a penalty for a high-cost episode, based on a target price set by the feds.
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These plans are designed exclusively for educational costs, so if you remove it for any other reasons, Lee cautions, you will have to pay a penalty and tax on the investment account's earnings.
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Obamacare expanded Medicaid, provided income-based tax credits to help the poor buy insurance on individual insurance markets set up by the law, and required everyone to buy insurance or pay a penalty.
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The first time the ACA went before the justices, in 2012, litigants took aim at the law's "individual mandate", a requirement that most Americans buy a health insurance policy or pay a penalty.
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WASHINGTON, June 20 (Reuters) - Walmart Inc has agreed to pay a penalty of $138 million to settle a claim that its Brazilian unit violated the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, according to court filings.
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The court absolved PDVSA of trial costs but said it must pay a penalty of $500,000 per day up to a maximum of $5 million if it fails to comply with the ruling.
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But the IRS said that it will lower the 90 percent threshold to 85 percent for waiver purposes, to reduce the number of people who might have to pay a penalty this year.
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Among other differences with the House bill, the Senate version includes a repeal of the individual mandate, a key feature of ObamaCare that requires most people to buy insurance or pay a penalty.
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That means if grandparents need to withdraw the assets for themselves, they can do so, although they must pay a penalty and income taxes if the assets are not used for educational purposes.
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Wells Fargo must pay a penalty of $100 million, the largest ever issued by the bureau, plus $85 million to other regulators and restitution to customers who incurred fees on the sham accounts.
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That decline marks a reversal of a trend seen since the ACA's individual mandate, which required people to purchase health insurance or pay a penalty, took effect in the fourth quarter of 2013.
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"Read the full lawsuit "In its claims for relief, the SEC recommended that Musk pay a penalty and that he be "prohibited from acting as an officer or director" of a public company.
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Another complication was presented by President Trump, who wants to include a controversial measure to do away with the Affordable Care Act's mandate that most Americans have health coverage or pay a penalty.
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This shift in federal spending stems from the Senate's decision to add the repeal of the individual mandate, the health care law's requirement that Americans have insurance or pay a penalty to their bill.
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In pursuing the same path, the BOJ is hoping banks will step up lending to support activity in the real economy, rather than pay a penalty to deposit excess cash at the central bank.
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Republicans did succeed in scrapping one key part of the ACA as part of its 2017 tax reform law: the individual mandate, which required most Americans to buy health insurance or pay a penalty.
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She said that getting rid of the individual mandate that stipulates people must purchase insurance or pay a penalty will require more spending by the federal government if people are going to keep insurance.
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The act also required individuals to either buy insurance or pay a penalty (to help spread the costs), while mandating that businesses with more than 50 full-time workers provide insurance to their employees.
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For example, people who retire from a fire department at age 52 will have to pay a penalty if they take a withdrawal from their IRA instead of a qualifying retirement plan, Slott said.
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That way, if you run into any issues, you have money on hand, rather than cashing out your investments or being forced to pay a penalty to access money saved in a retirement account.
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LONDON — A British man who took his daughter out of school without permission to visit Disney World in Florida broke the law and must pay a penalty, the British Supreme Court ruled on Thursday.
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A Reuters report on Commerzbank looking to put billions of euros in vaults rather than pay a penalty charge for parking them with the European Central Bank appeared to have unsettled an already nervous market.
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Under the ACA, Americans not enrolled in a qualifying health insurance plan, as defined by the federal government, must pay a penalty of $6900 per adult or 2628 percent of household income, whichever is higher.
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In a latest development to a string of scandals affecting Westpac, Australia's markets regulator said a court had ordered the bank to pay a penalty of A$9.2 million over a financial planner's poor advice.
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Mr. Ryan has said that it is appropriate that the G.O.P. plan will cause more Americans to go without health insurance because it doesn't have a mandate that people buy coverage or pay a penalty.
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Ms. Waldrep, 61, got this job after retiring as a state employee and learning to her frustration that she would have to pay a penalty for not having health insurance under the Affordable Care Act.
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The individual mandate requiring consumers have health-care coverage or pay a penalty, which is seen as a more central part of the law, was already repealed in the GOP tax-reform bill in December.
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Americans are virtually split on the individual mandate, with 48% favoring removing the requirement to obtain coverage or pay a penalty and 50% wanting to keep it, according to a CNN/ORC poll released Tuesday morning.
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Sanders said he would soon introduce legislation that would prevent companies that outsource from receiving federal contracts, grants and loans, and force companies that outsource jobs to pay a penalty tax and pay back tax breaks.
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This month, Kellyanne Conway, senior adviser to President Donald Trump, was asked whether the administration would refuse to enforce the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate — the requirement that people get health insurance or pay a penalty.
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You'll still have to pay a penalty for not paying off your taxes in full, but the penalty is much lower: generally 0.5 percent per month, up to a maximum 25 percent, of your unpaid taxes.
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Under the law, those who fail to buy health insurance will be forced to pay a penalty amounting to 85033 percent of their household income or $695 per adult (plus $347 per child), whichever is greater.
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He did so in part by signing a GOP tax bill in 2017 that got rid of the law's provision requiring most Americans to have health insurance or pay a penalty — the so-called individual mandate.
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But, this won't be the first time the ACA has been challenged since it was introduced: in 2012, the Supreme Court voted 20173-to-4 that Americans should pay a penalty should they not be insured.
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That way, if you run into any issues, you have money on hand, rather than needing to cash out your investments or being forced to pay a penalty to access money saved in a retirement account.
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The latest bill, released Wednesday, would eliminate Obamacare's requirement that most Americans have some kind of health insurance or face a fine, and that large employers offer affordable health coverage to workers or pay a penalty.
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C.), the chairman of the conservative Republican Study Committee (RSC), submitted an amendment to the tax-reform bill that would have eliminated ObamaCare's individual mandate, which requires people to buy health insurance or pay a penalty.
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Among other changes, the final bicameral product would repeal ObamaCare's individual mandate requiring people to buy insurance or pay a penalty and cut the corporate tax rate to 2900 percent, down from the current 220006 percent.
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Anyone who didn't take a proactive approach after getting a big tax bill last time around could end up in that situation again, only worse: That filer is more likely to have to pay a penalty.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Walmart Inc has agreed to pay a penalty of over $144 million to settle charges by the U.S. markets regulator that its Brazilian unit violated the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, according to regulatory filings.
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A repeal of the "individual mandate," which requires people to buy health insurance or pay a penalty, is tucked into the all-important Republican tax reform bill that's working its way through Congress, senators announced Tuesday afternoon.
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It backed off enforcing the individual mandate, which requires everyone to purchase health insurance or else pay a penalty, tightened enrollment in Obamacare markets and has enabled people to sign up for insurance plans outside of healthcare.
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It said it will not enforce the individual mandate, the requirement that everyone have health insurance or pay a penalty, which experts say is needed to keep healthy people in the markets and offset more expensive patients.
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Chicago (CNN)Former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder says Edward Snowden performed a "public service" by triggering a debate over surveillance techniques, but still must pay a penalty for illegally leaking a trove of classified intelligence documents.
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Tesco said that its British arm, Tesco Stores Limited, would enter a so-called deferred prosecution agreement with the Serious Fraud Office, Britain's anticorruption watchdog, and pay a penalty of 129 million pounds, or about $162 million.
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The vast majority of immigration infractions that land an immigrant in detention are civil in nature, akin to the I.R.S. asking a citizen to pay a penalty when she fails to withhold enough money from her paycheck.
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That is something that Barclays analyst Mike Harrison attributes to a lower average level of deposits, which cost a bank money if it cannot lend and must pay a penalty for storing them at the country's central bank.
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LJUBLJANA, Oct 13 (Reuters) - Slovenia may offer to pay a penalty to the European Commission to avoid having to sell off a stake in state-owned Nova Ljubljanska Banka (NLB), sources close to the matter said on Wednesday.
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The new administration may no longer enforce an Affordable Care Act rule requiring individual Americans to pay a penalty for not carrying health insurance, Kellyanne Conway, counselor to the president, said on ABC's "This Week" program on Sunday.
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The Senate version additionally includes a repeal of the health-care law's individual mandate requiring people to buy insurance or pay a penalty, and it paves the way for drilling in part of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
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The bill also contains the Senate's repeal of the Affordable Care Act requirement that most Americans have health insurance or pay a penalty, and a provision that opens the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska to energy exploration.
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Last year, taxpayers who missed the open enrollment deadline were allowed to sign up later if, when filing their income tax return, they were surprised to learn that they would have to pay a penalty for not having coverage.
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Aznar, heard in the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, was whether the ACA's mandate requiring most Americans buy health insurance or pay a penalty is constitutional after President Donald Trump signed the 2017 tax overhaul which eliminated the penalty.
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Here's a look at who they are and where they live: The Senate Republican tax bill includes the repeal of the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate, the requirement that all Americans purchase qualifying health insurance or pay a penalty.
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Under Obamacare, people must buy insurance or pay a penalty enforced by the I.R.S. By backing off, the I.R.S. will encourage people to forgo insurance and take a chance that it will not seek more information or penalize them.
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Obamacare survived a 2012 legal challenge at the Supreme Court when a majority of justices ruled the "individual mandate," which requires individuals to buy insurance or pay a penalty, was a tax that Congress had the authority to impose.
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If you have read the Bible you carry, you know the definition of sacrificial love portrayed is of God himself loving so sacrificially that he gave up everything to pay a penalty for the sin he did not commit.
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They settled on an argument against the individual mandate, the law's requirement that every American buy health insurance or pay a penalty, which they argued was unconstitutional because the government had no authority to require people to buy something.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - CVR Energy Inc will not pay a penalty over allegations that it made inadequate disclosures to investors during its unsuccessful defense against billionaire Carl Icahn's 2012 hostile takeover, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said on Tuesday.
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To avoid having to pay a penalty, you want your total payments for the year to be equal to either: 90 percent of your actual 2018 tax liability or 100 percent of your actual 2017 tax liability — whichever is less.
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The repeal effort could end federal funding of subsidies that millions of people rely on to help them buy Obamacare plans, as well as end the requirement that most Americans have some form of health coverage or pay a penalty.
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Yet people will no longer be forced to pay a penalty if they go without health insurance for more than a short stretch—the bill does away with Obamacare's "individual mandate," but includes other incentives for people to maintain their coverage.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - CVR Energy Inc will not pay a penalty over allegations that it made inadequate disclosures to investors during its unsuccessful defense against billionaire Carl Icahn's 2012 hostile takeover, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said on Tuesday.
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Coupled with the individual mandate to purchase coverage or pay a penalty, the decisions involved hand-wringing over the fee and subsidy structure that could strike just the right chord, yet remain economically feasible, and most importantly, passable by Congress.
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VW and the U.S. Justice Department are nearing an agreement to resolve the government's civil and criminal investigations that would require the German automaker to pay a penalty of more than $20.5 billion, sources briefed on the talks said on Friday.
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Politico reported that the Senate bill would repeal the Affordable Care Act's requirement that most Americans have some form of health coverage or pay a fine, and another requirement that large employers offer coverage to workers or pay a penalty.
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The lawsuit, brought by a coalition of Republican attorneys general, centers on whether the Affordable Care Act can continue to stand even after Congress effectively eliminated the law's individual mandate requirement that nearly Americans have coverage or pay a penalty.
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Though President Barack Obama's signature domestic achievement has endured, Democrats accuse the Trump administration and congressional Republicans of sabotaging the health law's insurance marketplaces through actions such as ending the requirement that most people have coverage or pay a penalty.
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That said: China has been allowed to play a double game with North Korea for far too long, and it is time for Beijing to pay a penalty for all its support for the most odious regime on the planet today.
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It strikes at a core component of the Affordable Care Act, eliminating the requirement that most people have health coverage or pay a penalty, a move that the Congressional Budget Office projects will increase premiums for people who buy insurance.
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Also included in the consensus bill is the Senate's repeal of the Affordable Care Act requirement that most Americans have health insurance or pay a penalty and a provision that opens the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska to energy exploration.
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And, there's no harm in not signing up: If you don't do it when you're first eligible for Medicare and then change your mind later, you won't pay a penalty because it is considered "creditable" by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
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Obamacare survived a 2012 legal challenge at the Supreme Court when a majority of justices ruled the individual mandate aspect of the program, which requires individuals to buy insurance or pay a penalty, was a tax that Congress had the authority to impose.
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Graphic: The stock boom's unequal gains png, here What's more, nearly 90% of families who own stock do so through a tax-deferred retirement account, meaning they can't access the money until they reach retirement age, unless they pay a penalty, Wolff said.
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Like Obamacare they included popular measures — guaranteed access to insurance for people with pre-existing conditions, forcing insurers to provide robust plans — as well as unpopular policies, in particular forcing everyone to buy insurance or pay a penalty similar to Obamacare's individual mandate.
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If you don't have the minimum amount of coverage, you'll pay a penalty, between $153 for an adult ($347.50 per child) and up to $2,085 per family or 2.5 percent of the family income above the federal tax filing threshold, whichever is largest.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - The Indian government has sent out about 700,000 notices to suspected tax evaders to coax them to declare hidden income and assets, promising they won't be pursued by the authorities if they pay a penalty now to clear their name.
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As a result, the people who aren't physically in the office as much may pay a penalty when it comes to performance review and promotion season — even if they're working just as hard, or even harder, than their colleagues at their desks.
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Ms. Collins, who helped sink an effort to effectively repeal the A.C.A. in September, blithely voted for a tax bill that will leave a gaping hole in that law by repealing its requirement that most people have insurance or pay a penalty.
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At least a half-dozen senators have raised concerns about the bill, including its potential to add to the federal deficit and a provision that would eliminate the Affordable Care Act requirement that most Americans have health insurance or pay a penalty.
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The future of insurance markets under the Affordable Care Act is also the subject of debate, especially after Senate Republicans added to their tax bill a provision that would end the health law's requirement that most people have coverage or pay a penalty.
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Alexia Manon Senior is 27 and healthy — the type of person who might be most tempted to forgo health insurance if Republicans enact a tax bill that repeals the Affordable Care Act's requirement that most Americans have coverage or pay a penalty.
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Republican and Democratic senators clashed on Wednesday over changes the Republicans had made to their ambitious tax legislation late Tuesday night, including adding a provision to repeal the Affordable Care Act's requirement that most people have health coverage or pay a penalty.
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Then there is the contentious issue of health care, which Senate Republicans brought into the already difficult tax debate when they added to their bill the repeal of the Affordable Care Act's requirement that most people have health coverage or pay a penalty.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Many taxpayers who had too little federal income tax withheld from their 2018 pay, or who underpaid estimated tax payments for the year, will not have to pay a penalty, the U.S. Internal Revenue Service said on Wednesday.
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The Senate this week added a repeal of Obamacare's individual mandate, the requirement that most Americans purchase health insurance or else pay a penalty, to its version of an overhaul of the U.S. tax code that is working its way through Congress.
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ZURICH, June 6 (Reuters) - Credit Suisse will pay a penalty of about $47 million to resolve a U.S. Department of Justice probe into its hiring practices in the Asia Pacific region between 2007 and 2013, the Swiss bank said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Yet it is harder to argue that negative interest rates and bond yields are a sign of enhanced trust—instead, it seems that investors are so desperate to park their money with safe lenders that they are willing to pay a penalty to do so.
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Like other evangelical leaders at World Relief, I have opposed calls for amnesty, arguing instead for a restitution-based immigration reform, that establishes a process by which undocumented immigrants could get right with the law if they pay a penalty for their violation of law.
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The bill also eliminates the Affordable Care Act's requirement that most people have health insurance or pay a penalty, known as the individual mandate, providing Republicans with a victory on health care after their previous failure to repeal and replace President Barack Obama's health law.
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"The Court orders Belgium to pay a penalty payment of 5,000 euro per day for not fully transposing the directive on high-speed electronic communications networks and, a fortiori, for failure to notify the relevant transposing measures to the Commission," judges wrote in their ruling.
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A central question in the case was whether the Affordable Care Act's "individual mandate" requiring most Americans to buy health insurance or pay a penalty became unconstitutional after Congress reduced the penalty to zero dollars as part of the tax overhaul bill enacted in 2017.
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A central question in the case was whether the Affordable Care Act's "individual mandate" requiring most Americans to buy health insurance or pay a penalty became unconstitutional after Congress reduced the penalty to zero dollars as part of the tax overhaul bill enacted in 2017.
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"My hope is that there might be kind of a redemption in the idea that we all want there to be some kind of way for someone in this position to pay a penalty, get in line and get right with the law," he said.
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For more click Swiss newspapers reported over the weekend that ChemChina, which is seeking to buy the Swiss chemical maker for $43 billion, might not have to pay a penalty if the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States were to block the transaction.
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It repeals Obamacare's requirement that every American buy health insurance or pay a penalty and replaces it with a new policy — a waiting period for going without coverage — that is also meant to encourage people to stay covered, but experts say it would be less effective.
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Ms. Collins said she remained concerned about the impact of the Senate plan to repeal the Affordable Care Act's mandate that most Americans have insurance or pay a penalty, and she also wants to add a provision allowing individuals to deduct up to $10,000 in property taxes.
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To support the system and draw in the healthy as well as the sick, the law required that most uninsured people obtain coverage (the "individual mandate") or pay a penalty, to be collected as part of an individual's annual taxes -- a provision critical to the final ruling.
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The Affordable Care Act helped improve children's coverage rates by increasing the likelihood that children would be enrolled in Medicaid or CHIP when their parents obtained insurance, simplifying enrollment, funding outreach efforts and establishing the individual mandate, which required most Americans to be insured or pay a penalty.
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If you don't have coverage in 2018, you'll have to pay a penalty at tax time (with some exceptions.) And what's more, not having health insurance can mean you will not have access to preventive, primary, or follow-up care unless you pay an exorbitant amount of money.
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The congressman was seeking changes to the bill Wednesday that would tie tax cuts for insurance companies to reductions in premiums for consumers and exempt residents of counties with only one insurance provider from having to pay a penalty if they have a gap in their insurance coverage.
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" "All players here are going to have to pay a penalty and the United States of America is going to be on the side of people who fight for freedom, and we will not sit by and watch chemical weapons being used to slaughter innocent women and children.
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CONWAY: Well, when president — what President Trump is doing is, he wants to get rid of that Obamacare penalty almost immediately, because that is something that is really strangling a lot of Americans to have to pay a penalty for not buying… STEPHANOPOULOS: So, he'll stop enforcing that mandate?
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It also mandated that all Americans have health insurance -- known as the "individual mandate" -- or pay a penalty -- something the Obama administration believed necessary to make the economics work: young, healthy people needed to pay into the system to offset the costs of the sick and the elderly.
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And I think that by leveling that playing field, and by giving them more options and driving down cost, we're actually doing a very conservative thing here by removing the mandate of a government-mandated "you must buy this program or you will pay a penalty," and eliminating choice.
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Federal Reserve Fines Goldman Sachs $36 Million A case that raised questions about revolving doors between the government and Wall Street has escalated, and the Federal Reserve has forced Goldman Sachs to pay a penalty over the leak of confidential information from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
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The central issue in the case is whether the law's individual mandate, which requires most Americans to have health coverage or pay a penalty, became unconstitutional after the Republican-controlled Congress zeroed out the penalty as part of the tax overhaul that President Trump signed into law in December.
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The expansion is part of a broader health care package that would require all Californians to have health insurance or pay a penalty, mimicking the individual insurance mandate in Obamacare that Congress struck down last year, and provide help to middle-income families to help them buy insurance plans.
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Across the nation, individual market customers like them are seeing signs of big premium increases, which insurers are largely attributing to the possibility of losing the federal cost-sharing subsidies and of Mr. Trump's not enforcing the health law's mandate that most people have coverage or pay a penalty.
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He said that if Trump were really trying to "sabotage" the ACA as Democrats claim, "it has been remarkably unsuccessful," given that the health law continues to function even after the repeal of the mandate requiring people to have coverage or pay a penalty, a step touted by Trump.
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If the court finds that the innovator lacked a "legitimate" business justification for its initial decision, however the court defines that term, the innovator will pay a penalty directly to the generic company — up to the actual revenue on the product from the deadline until compliance with the court order.
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Most analysts believe that Deutsche Bank needs to raise an extra €5 billion to €7 billion from investors in order to calm concerns about its financial health, especially in light of the fact that the Justice Department may require the firm to pay a penalty of at least this amount.
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In an interview on CNBC television, Ryan said House Republicans had not included such a repeal in its own bill and was waiting to see whether the Senate had the votes to approve a tax package that repeals the mandate, which requires Americans to obtain health insurance or pay a penalty.
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The Senate bill has yet to garner enough support from Republicans to pass along party lines, with Republican senators raising concerns about the bill's cost and approach, including how small businesses are treated and the elimination of the Affordable Care Act requirement that most Americans have health insurance or pay a penalty.
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On her vote: Ms. Collins said she remained concerned about the effect of the Senate plan to repeal the Affordable Care Act mandate that most Americans buy insurance or pay a penalty and also wanted to ensure that taxpayers could continue to deduct some state and local taxes, a provision known as SALT.
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The Dutch system's rules presaged the rules in the Affordable Care Act on preexisting conditions: guaranteed issue (nobody could be denied health insurance because of their medical history), community rating (nobody could be charged higher premiums for their health status), and an individual mandate (everyone must carry insurance or pay a penalty).
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SYDNEY, April 29 (Reuters) - An Australian court on Friday ordered British consumer goods giant Reckitt Benckiser to pay a penalty of A$1.7 million ($1.30 million) for misleading consumers on painkiller marketing, prompting the regulator that flagged the case to say it would step up a campaign for heftier fines in future.
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If you don&apost pay your tax bill in full by tax day — whether you file an extension or not — you&aposll pay a penalty, typically 0.5% to 1% of any unpaid tax owed at the deadline, charged each month the tax remains unpaid (the total possible penalty is 25% of the amount owed).
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican U.S. Senator Rand Paul on Tuesday said he will seek changes to the Senate's tax cut bill to add a provision to repeal Obamacare's requirement that Americans pay a penalty if they do not obtain health insurance as well as scale back its elimination of a federal deduction for state and local taxes.
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WASHINGTON — The fast-moving Republican effort to overhaul the tax code now rests in the hands of a small number of fence-sitting senators with disparate concerns, like how small businesses are taxed and whether health insurance costs will spike after the repeal of the Affordable Care Act's requirement to have coverage or pay a penalty.
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Citigroup will pay disgorgement and prejudgment interest totaling $5.4 million and a penalty of $6.5 million, while its affiliate, Citi Order Routing and Execution (CORE), will pay a penalty of $1 million, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said in a statement Dark pools allow institutional investors to anonymously trade large blocks of shares without the market moving against them.
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Although State Innovation Waivers are limited—they can't, for instance, be used to waive the ban on excluding people with preexisting conditions—they can be used to make a variety of important changes, such as ending the employer mandate, which requires businesses with 50 or more full-time employees to provide insurance or else pay a penalty, a provision that has caused many small businesses to cut staff and/or hours.
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Freedom Partners began circulating a memo on Capitol Hill Monday with specific reforms it thinks lawmakers should pass, including: the creation of high-risk pools at the state level to cover people with pre-existing conditions; the elimination of the ObamaCare mandate, which required everyone buy insurance or pay a penalty; and the expansion of access to health savings accounts, so people can save and pay for healthcare with pre-tax dollars.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Maine) extracted a pledge from Senate GOP leaders to attach the Alexander-Murray measure to a spending bill in exchange for her support on the tax overhaul, which repeals ObamaCare's individual mandate requiring that people buy insurance or pay a penalty.
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