Project 2025's plan to make Medicare Advantage the default option would give corporations even more power and strip doctors and patients of the freedom to make decisions about what care enrollees can or cannot receive.
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… vs. Benefits. The current tax code has a strong bias that incentivizes businesses to offer employees more generous … freedom of workers and their families to spend their compensation as they see fit—and it can trap workers in their … vs. Benefits. The current tax code has a strong bias that incentivizes businesses to offer employees more generous … - page 697
… wages (as opposed to employee benefits), the next Administration should set a meaningful cap (no higher than $12,000 … employee—and preferably lower) on untaxed benefits that employers can claim as deductions. Employee benefit … account contributions should count toward the limitation, whether offered to specific employees or whether the … - page 697
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… fundamental tax reform offers the prospect of a dramatic improvement in American living standards and an equally dramatic reduction in tax compliance costs. Lobbyists, lawyers, … federal income tax system heavily taxes capital and corporate income and discourages work, savings, and investment. … - page 698
… The public finance literature is clear - 9970 The public finance literature is clear that a consumption tax would minimize government ’s distortion … - page 698
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