Suppose I make a lot of money at the end of this year or a big capital gain that throws me out of ACA eligibility and they make me pay them back money.
Also supposed I got $300,000 worth of medical procedures during the underestimate period.
Would I have to just pay back the insurance rates of a person who didn’t qualify for ACA in the first place or would my income void the insurance entirely and I’d have to pay back $300,000?
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Suppose I make a lot of money at the end of this year or a big capital gain that throws me out of ACA eligibility and they make me pay them back money. Also supposed I got $300,000 worth of medical procedures during the underestimate period. Would I have to just pay back the insurance rates of a person who didn’t qualify for ACA in the first place or would my income void the insurance entirely and I’d have to pay back $300,000?
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