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Posted: 2/6/2013 9:58:41 AM EDT
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This is nice.
In the case of a failure by a taxpayer to timely pay the shared responsibility payment, the taxpayer is not subject to criminal prosecution or penalty for the failure.
If a taxpayer fails to pay the shared responsibility payment imposed by this section and §§1.5000A-1 through 1.5000A-4, the Secretary will not file notice of lien with respect to any property of the taxpayer, or levy on any such property with respect to such failure.
Nothing in this section prohibits the Secretary from offsetting any liability for the shared responsibility payment against any overpayment due the taxpayer, in accordance with section 6402(a).
Don't pay? No problem, just don't expect a refund if you're owed one. |
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Posted: 2/6/2013 10:03:09 AM EDT
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to add my wife to my health plan it would be 21% of my net pay every two weeks...  Mine is around 20% and I'm single. I pay 100% of it too. |
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Posted: 2/6/2013 10:08:38 AM EDT
[#3]
Quoted: This is nice. In the case of a failure by a taxpayer to timely pay the shared responsibility payment, the taxpayer is not subject to criminal prosecution or penalty for the failure. If a taxpayer fails to pay the shared responsibility payment imposed by this section and §§1.5000A-1 through 1.5000A-4, the Secretary will not file notice of lien with respect to any property of the taxpayer, or levy on any such property with respect to such failure. Nothing in this section prohibits the Secretary from offsetting any liability for the shared responsibility payment against any overpayment due the taxpayer, in accordance with section 6402(a). Don't pay? No problem, just don't expect a refund if you're owed one. It least it won't hurt your credit if you don't pay them  Anyway, it actually uses the phrase "excess income" when calculating the shared responsibility payment. This bothers me. Speed |
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Posted: 2/6/2013 10:11:37 AM EDT
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Quit. Give me all your guns, ammo, mags, dogs, extra food and supplies. Then joined the FSA so you don't have to worry about these kinds of things.
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Posted: 2/6/2013 10:25:14 AM EDT
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This is nice. In the case of a failure by a taxpayer to timely pay the shared responsibility payment, the taxpayer is not subject to criminal prosecution or penalty for the failure.
If a taxpayer fails to pay the shared responsibility payment imposed by this section and §§1.5000A-1 through 1.5000A-4, the Secretary will not file notice of lien with respect to any property of the taxpayer, or levy on any such property with respect to such failure.
Nothing in this section prohibits the Secretary from offsetting any liability for the shared responsibility payment against any overpayment due the taxpayer, in accordance with section 6402(a).
Don't pay? No problem, just don't expect a refund if you're owed one. What? Fucking Awesome! |
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