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About The Campaign

“My Money, My Health” is a campaign dedicated to ensuring employee contributions to their Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs) and Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) are protected from the looming Cadillac Tax. The tax should be repealed in full. However, in order to provide immediate relief to the 50 million Americans currently relying on FSAs and HSAs to make their health care affordable, Congress should at least exempt individuals' contributions to HSAs and FSAs from the tax's calculation.

Without this fix to the current structure of the Cadillac Tax, middle class families will face an immediate and devastating impact in a way that was never intended.

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News

8 Key Tax Changes in the Senate Healthcare Bill
Accounting Web
Now it’s the Senate’s turn to take a whack at repealing and replacing Obamacare.
Chamber of Commerce urges repeal of 'Cadillac tax' on high-cost employer health plans
The Hill
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce urged Senate Republicans to repeal ObamaCare's "Cadillac Tax" on high-cost employer insurance plans in its healthcare replacement bill.

The tax isn't slated to go into effect until 2020, and the current Senate draft would further delay its implementation until 2026 to comply with the chamber's budget rules.

But the Chamber of Commerce and 28 other professional organizations want the Senate to scrap the tax permanently.

Read full article here.
Views Replacing ACA? Hard. Keeping HSAs? No Problem.
Employee Benefit Adviser
It is doubtful that there is a Republican in Congress who doesn’t support health savings accounts. HSAs were enacted as part of the Medicare Modernization Act of 2003, which extended drug coverage under Medicare. For many conservative Republicans, the HSA provisions were the only reason that they voted for a law they thought was expanding government spending in healthcare. Since then, Republicans have been tinkering with the law to increase the number of people covered by HSAs.

We now have a new bill to repeal the ACA, the American Health Care Act that passed in the House of Representatives on May 4, 2017. This new bill contains a number of provisions that are helpful to people who participate in HSA programs.

Read full piece here.

Flex plan helps me afford my precription drugs
Shared by Susan Sieger - 12/3/2015
I am worried that the Cadillac tax will cause my employer to eliminate this valuable program...

I have a high deductible health plan and take several prescriptions for asthma and allergies all year long. My flex plan helps me budget for my expenses and allows me a tax deduction to help offset the cost of my ongoing medical expenses. Without my flex plan I would not get a tax break on my out of pocket medical expenses because the itemized deduction threshold is 10% of my income. I am worried that the Cadillac tax will cause my employer to eliminate this valuable program that helps me afford the care I need to manage my medical conditions. I urge Congress to carve out consumer directed accounts from the Cadillac tax calculation to ensure that working Americans like myself can continue to rely on these consumer accounts to help me afford my health care!
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