Taxing insurance to pay for the state’s shortfall – Daily Journal

Comment: We have not yet gotten a full understanding of the net impact of this new $390 million tax on MCOs proposed by Pritzker. That's because, allegedly, much of it comes back in the form of federal reimbursements.
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Illinois Entrepreneur
7 years ago

This constant testing of the waters to see what tax doesn’t generate howls of outrage is going to be the norm around here for many more years.

Whatever tax doesn’t generate loud, shrill screams of agony, will get the head nod of approval, and then will sneak into your bills that following year.

Dontcha love the Machine?

NB-Chicago
7 years ago

Also, Isn’t there a bill being sponsored to raise nursing home/ home health providers [ ie-seiu health) pay to min $25 hr. Its payolla time for seiu, afsme, etc

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