Healthcare reform resource center
Find your Affordable Care Act (ACA) updates and insights on significant healthcare reform proposals and enacted legislation provided by Baker Tilly tax, healthcare and employee benefits specialists.
Medical billing services to become taxable in Texas on April 1, 2020
Texas medical billing and coding services will be considered taxable insurance services starting April 1, 2020.
Tax Cuts and Jobs Act provisions and other recent developments affecting tax-exempt organizations
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act addresses issues that affect tax-exempt organizations. Read our articles to learn more about the critical changes and other recent developments impacting tax-exempt entities.
Tax reform: Comparison of key insurance company provisions
The following is a summary of the major insurance provisions included in both the Senate’s Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) and the House’s tax reform bill.
The “Graham-Cassidy” bill is Republicans last hope to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act in 2017.
The American Health Care Act passes the House
With a vote of 217-213, the House voted to repeal the Affordable Care Act and replace it with the American Health Care Act.
What is the American Health Care Act and how does it affect you and your organization? We compare key aspects of the proposed AHCA provisions with current ACA law.
Potential paths of healthcare reform
Baker Tilly compares Senator Rand Paul’s Obamacare Replacement Act and The Patient Freedom Act sponsored by Senators Bill Cassidy and Susan Collins.
Implications of healthcare reform
An examination of The American Health Care Reform Act of 2017 proposed by the Republican Study Committee.
American Medical Association urging replacement before repeal
The AMA is urging Congress to hold off on repealing the Affordable Care Act until lawmakers have a replacement plan, arguing that the public should be able to compare any replacement model to Obamacare’s current provisions.
The IRS delays ACA statements … again
Certain employers were given a bit of a reprieve with a recently issued Notice that extends the due dates for information reporting under the Affordable Care Act.
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