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Affordability Level Indexed

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IRS has published[1] the indexed affordable threshold for 2017 at 9.69 percent; up from 9.66 percent 9.56 percent for 2015. This is the multiplier used at the Exchange to determine if an applicant was offered “affordable” coverage by his/her employer. The Exchange operates under code §36B, ...Read More

Capitol Notes: Week 10

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April 12, 2016 – As expected, last week began with Rep. Ed Henry (R-Hartselle) filing Articles of Impeachment against Gov. Robert Bentley. And while a lot of fireworks led up to that filing, not much has happened since. It turns out that Alabama’s Constitution ...Read More

Capitol Notes: Week Nine

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April 5, 2016 – The Alabama Legislature returns to Montgomery today from their “spring break” week to begin the second half of the regular session. Many eyes will be watching the House of Representatives because of Rep. Ed Henry’s (R-Hartselle) indication that he will ...Read More

Capitol Notes: Week Eight

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MONTGOMERY, March 29, 2016 – Without question, the last two weeks in Alabama politics have been, to say the least, eventful. But in the midst of all of the chaos involving the executive branch, the Alabama Legislature’s 2016 Regular Session crossed its actual (the 15th ...Read More

Capitol Notes: Week Five

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March 8, 2016 – The Legislature met for two days last week, Tuesday and Thursday, and held committee meetings all day Wednesday. After the multiple legislative sessions of 2015, constituents across the state implored their legislator to come back in 2016 and pass the Education ...Read More

Capitol Notes: Week Four

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March 1, 2016 – The Legislature met for three days last week, and has now met for 10 legislative days. Though legislators have only been in Montgomery for four weeks, the session is one-third complete. Last Thursday, on a 23-10 vote, the Senate passed the ...Read More

Capitol Notes: Week Three

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Feb. 23, 2016 – The Legislature held its first three-day week of the 2016 session last week, meeting in chambers on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. In the Senate, most of the work on the Senate floor focused on passing “Sunset” legislation. State law requires legislators to ...Read More