Cadillac Tax

Cadillac Tax

Lawmakers Agree to Let Extenders Live On

While Likely to be Repealed, the “Cadillac Tax” Would Control Health Care Costs

The “Cadillac” Tax and the Income Tax Exclusion for Employer-Sponsored Insurance

The Cadillac tax offers one way that policymakers can work to rein in our tax code’s subsidization of the health-care industry, which has increased the price of health-care services.

Updated Proposal for Year-End Tax Bill

New Bill to Make Four Changes to the Affordable Care Act

Ways & Means Committee Mark Ups Include Changes to Health-Care Related Taxes

Another Look at Reforming the Health Insurance Exclusion

Agreement to Fund Government Delays Three Health Care-Related Taxes

The House GOP Healthcare Bill Would Repeal $574.5 Billion in ACA Tax Increases

Proposed GOP Healthcare Bill Would Repeal Nearly All ACA Tax Increases

White House Calls for Targeting the Cadillac Tax by Location

The Cadillac Tax will Now Be Deductible. Here’s What That Means.

Hillary Clinton Favors Cadillac Tax Repeal, But Many Economists Don’t

Cadillac Tax Working as Planned on Auto Workers

The Cadillac Tax is Still Probably Raising Deductibles

The Cadillac Tax is Raising Deductibles

Cadillac Tax in the Crosshairs

The Obamacare Cadillac Tax and its Mixed Bag of Consequences

Bill Introduced to Repeal Obamacare “Cadillac Tax”