Disir
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With all its possible problems Obamacare appears to have at least its hear was in the right place. Charge the freeloaders for health insurance whenever they try for a tax refund and eliminate Anthem Insurance's death panels (if you must call them that) and at least make them the government's.
Over the next two years a bit of gridlock might just lower the deficit. I hope they don't manage to over ride a veto and get us back to the Nixon, Carter and Reagan era of socialized freeloader healtcare and living under the fear of having a pre existing condition.
You mean like hospitals that don't pay property taxes, right?
I honestly don't know if hospitals pay property taxes. Some operate like non profits but then again so does the NFL and its commissioner isn't exactly living like a nun.
Lead me further down your train of thought.
Most of them get out of paying property taxes because they are supposed to writing off x amount for charity care. On it's face, we say........awe that is exactly how it should be. 'Cept they pick and choose who gets the care and there isn't a whole hell of a lot of oversight. The problem is that it falls on the rest of us to cover their share of property taxes. Not only are we picking up the tab for these folks we have to pick up the tab for many non profits.
Do Nonprofit Organizations Pay Property Taxes Chron.com
State law on hospital exemption sends property taxes up in Urbana News-Gazette.com
Cleveland s hospitals are ducking millions in taxes and should pay their fair share three groups say cleveland.com