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Originally posted by: malibber2
If a ruling is made by the court that says State's who are in the Federal Market place weren't/aren't entitled to the subsides that means people who received them owe the Federal Government $$$$$ baring an act of congress saying they don't have to pay it back. That will be the result. Judges can't make the law either they were entitled to the subsidy or they were not. Roberts will be the deciding judge on this. At least 4 justices agreed to hear this even there were no conflicting rulings in the lower courts.
Originally posted by: malibber2
If a ruling is made by the court that says State's who are in the Federal Market place weren't/aren't entitled to the subsides that means people who received them owe the Federal Government $$$$$ baring an act of congress saying they don't have to pay it back. That will be the result. Judges can't make the law either they were entitled to the subsidy or they were not. Roberts will be the deciding judge on this. At least 4 justices agreed to hear this even there were no conflicting rulings in the lower courts.
DonDiego opines the Judges can rule that the subsidies cannot be paid through the Federal Exchange. And that they need not address recompense of the subsidies already paid.
malibber says they must address the recompense.
OK. No need to argue.
That the subsidies are not cash or a check but actually advanced tax credits predicated on one's estimated income, and not finalized until one files one's income tax, this is gonna be, . . . umm, . . . a real goat rope, as they say up heh' in the hills.. As a practical matter DonDiego suggests it will never be collected. But if it is, . . . all the better.
malibber says they must address the recompense.
OK. No need to argue.
That the subsidies are not cash or a check but actually advanced tax credits predicated on one's estimated income, and not finalized until one files one's income tax, this is gonna be, . . . umm, . . . a real goat rope, as they say up heh' in the hills.. As a practical matter DonDiego suggests it will never be collected. But if it is, . . . all the better.
