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Last year, Congress in a show of bipartisan support agreed to extend the federal subsidies responsible for the renewable energy boom through the end of the decade.

The first case, known as Halbig v. Burwell, contests the tax subsidies individuals get through exchanges run by the federal government.

According to the government's interpretation of the ACA, the subsidy is available to anyone who buys insurance through any exchange, whether it was established by the federal government or a state.

In short, it's about the legality of insurance subsidies provided by the federal government under the ACA to only those people enrolled through federal exchanges (i.e. Healthcare.gov).

The ACA bill states the subsidies apply to «an Exchange established by the State,» and therefore the challengers allege that anyone who purchased coverage through a federal exchange is not eligible for a subsidy.

Under current law, the individual mandate and its associated penalties increase federal deficits by encouraging people to obtain subsidized coverage — through Medicaid, the health insurance marketplaces established under the ACA, or employment - based plans (which receive indirect subsidies to the extent that premiums for that coverage are excluded from taxable compensation).

It's conceivable that by sending the Obamacare markets into a quasi-death spiral, the policy will significantly drive up the costs to the federal government through bigger subsidies — which is, funnily enough, a good thing for conservatives as far as the Byrd Rule is concerned.

Ms. Been said that most permanently affordable units created through the program are likely to be those built via inclusionary zoning versus those that would require ongoing city, state or federal subsidies.

Benefits DA Zugibe claims the defendants attained through fraudulent means include federal and state housing subsidies, food stamps and Medicaid assistance.

One of the charges read, «That you, Adegbite Adetoye and Ponnle Abiodun whilst being directors of Origin Oil and Gas Limited on or about the 8th day of October 2010 to December, 2011 in Abuja within the jurisdiction of the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja and with intent to defraud, conspired to obtain the sum of N735, 132, 076.18 From the Federal Government of Nigeria under false pretence that the said sum represented subsidy accruing to you, whereas the sum is above the actual subsidy payment for the importation of 15,000 mt of premium motor spirit (petrol) which you claim to have purchased from Vitol SA and imported into Nigeria through MT Silverie which representation you knew to be false.»

The federal government will account for more than 63 percent of this total, or about $ 1.5 trillion, reflecting expanded Medicaid eligibility, premium and cost - sharing subsidies through the Health Insurance Marketplaces (exchanges), and growth in Medicare enrollment as baby boomers continue to enter the program.

According to data from the Child Care and Census Bureaus, in 2005 approximately 4 percent of all families with children age 12 and under benefited from $ 9 billion in vouchers through the Child Care and Development Fund and $ 3 billion in subsidies provided by the federal Temporary Aid to Needy Families program.

One of the FCC's biggest new policy sticks involves the «Connect America Fund,» through which federal subsidies are given to companies that bring broadband to rural homes and businesses.

A second mechanism is to have a childcare subsidy flow through existing federal programs that are intended to support states in the provision of needed services.

This effect of including federal funds reflects the fact that the bulk of federal education dollars are allocated based largely on the income profile of the communities schools serve, primarily through federal subsidies for free and reduced price meals and under Title I of the ESEA.19 But because subsidies for school lunch programs are the largest source of federal funds flowing to schools, those concerned with equity must determine how expenditures of those non-instructional funds are considered.

The Congressional Budget Office says that federal subsidies for manufacturing and purchasing EVs will cost taxpayers around $ 7.5 billion through 2019.

Depending on family size and income, solo entrepreneurs and other individuals may qualify for federal subsidies if they purchase plans through their state - based marketplaces.

Be aware though that federal subsidies are available only through the government - overseen exchanges so you might not benefit from price breaks on premiums and out - of - pocket costs such as copayments and deductibles.

I'm all for the latter shift, but I'm among those who see better prospects of accomplishing that through some mix of a modest, even patriotic, «pay as you go» fee, an eventual end to distorting subsidies — something some conservatives seek, as well — and boosted and re-focused federal investments in research and development (and education).

These changes in market structure to favor the few were accomplished by various means: lack of oversight leading to concentration of market power through mergers and acquisitions, outright government subsidies to industry in various forms, including explicit subsidies to the equities and housing markets (among others) by the Federal Reserve to create a trickle down «wealth effect» in those markets, changes in the tax structure which increase the concentration of wealth, etc..

Notably, ALEC has been silent on the $ 37.5 billion in federal fossil subsidies that go to ALEC funders like Exxon Mobil, which has funded climate change denial through ALEC — as CMD recently documented for the New York Attorney General who is investigating Exxon Mobile's funding of climate denial.

[i] Over a 3 - year period, from fiscal year 2007 through fiscal year 2010, total federal energy subsidies increased from $ 17.9 billion to $ 37.2 billion, an increase of 108 percent over the 3 - year period.

Subsidies to help Illinois residents with out - of - pocket expenses such as copayments are only available for Silver plans purchased through Get Covered Illinois and are only offered to those who earn up to 250 % of the federal poverty level.

Subsidies to help West Virginia residents with out - of - pocket expenses such as copayments are only available for Silver plans purchased through HealthCare.gov and are only offered to those who earn up to 250 % of the federal poverty level.

Subsidies to help New Mexico residents with out - of - pocket expenses such as copayments are only available for Silver plans purchased through Be Well New Mexico and are only offered to those who earn up to 250 % of the federal poverty level.

There are federal subsidies available for some low - income North Carolinians to help pay for the cost of insurance premiums for plans purchased through the Federal Health Insurance Marketplace during Annual Open Enrollment, or a Special Enrollment federal subsidies available for some low - income North Carolinians to help pay for the cost of insurance premiums for plans purchased through the Federal Health Insurance Marketplace during Annual Open Enrollment, or a Special Enrollment Federal Health Insurance Marketplace during Annual Open Enrollment, or a Special Enrollment Period.

Subsidies to help South Carolina residents with out - of - pocket expenses such as copayments are only available for Silver plans purchased through HealthCare.gov and are only offered to those who earn up to 250 % of the federal poverty level.

Subsidies to help New Hampshire residents with out - of - pocket expenses such as copayments are only available for Silver plans purchased through HealthCare.gov and are only offered to those who earn up to 250 % of the federal poverty level.

Under the ACA, people who earn between 100 % and 400 % of the federal poverty level and purchase a plan through the exchange qualify for premium subsidies that offset their monthly insurance payments.

However, you can only apply for available tax credits and subsidies through the federal exchange (HealthCare.gov) or your state exchange; and you can only purchase personal coverage on the government exchanges during open enrollment periods or when you have a qualifying life event.

Subsidies to help Nebraska residents with out - of - pocket expenses such as copayments are only available for Silver plans purchased through HealthCare.gov and are only offered to those who earn up to 250 % of the federal poverty level.

Subsidies to help Georgia residents with out - of - pocket expenses such as copayments are only available for Silver plans purchased through HealthCare.gov and are only offered to those who earn up to 250 % of the federal poverty level.

Subsidies to help New Jersey residents with out - of - pocket expenses such as copayments are only available for Silver plans purchased through HealthCare.gov and are only offered to those who earn up to 250 % of the federal poverty level.

Subsidies to help Idaho residents with out - of - pocket expenses such as copayments are only available for Silver plans purchased through Your Health Idaho and are only offered to those who earn up to 250 % of the federal poverty level.

You may be eligible for a health insurance subsidy through federal or state programs.

Subsidies to help Tennessee residents with out - of - pocket expenses such as copayments are only available for Silver plans purchased through HealthCare.gov and are only offered to those who earn up to 250 % of the federal poverty level.

Subsidies to help Nevada residents with out - of - pocket expenses such as copayments are only available for Silver plans purchased through Nevada Health Link and are only offered to those who earn up to 250 % of the federal poverty level.

Subsidies to help Wisconsin residents with out - of - pocket expenses such as copayments are only available for Silver plans purchased through HealthCare.gov and are only offered to those who earn up to 250 % of the federal poverty level.

Subsidies to help Arkansas residents with out - of - pocket expenses such as copayments are only available for Silver plans purchased through Arkansas Health Connector and are only offered to those who earn up to 250 % of the federal poverty level.

Subsidies to help Maine residents with out - of - pocket expenses such as copayments are only available for Silver plans purchased through HealthCare.gov and are only offered to those who earn up to 250 % of the federal poverty level.

Subsidies to help Mississippi residents with out - of - pocket expenses such as copayments are only available for Silver plans purchased through HealthCare.gov and are only offered to those who earn up to 250 % of the federal poverty level.

Subsidies to help Utah residents with out - of - pocket expenses such as copayments are only available for Silver plans purchased through Avenue H and are only offered to those who earn up to 250 % of the federal poverty level.

Subsidies to help Michigan residents with out - of - pocket expenses such as copayments are only available for Silver plans purchased through HealthCare.gov and are only offered to those who earn up to 250 % of the federal poverty level.

Subsidies to help Alaska residents with out - of - pocket expenses such as copayments are only available for Silver plans purchased through HealthCare.gov and are only offered to those who earn up to 250 % of the federal poverty level.

Subsidies to help Iowa residents with out - of - pocket expenses such as copayments are only available for Silver plans purchased through HealthCare.gov and are only offered to those who earn up to 250 % of the federal poverty level.

Subsidies to help Montana residents with out - of - pocket expenses such as copayments are only available for Silver plans purchased through HealthCare.gov and are only offered to those who earn up to 250 % of the federal poverty level.

Subsidies to help Minnesota residents with out - of - pocket expenses such as copayments are only available for Silver plans purchased through MNSure and are only offered to those who earn up to 250 % of the federal poverty level.

Subsidies to help Maryland residents with out - of - pocket expenses such as copayments are only available for Silver plans purchased through Maryland Health Connection and are only offered to those who earn up to 250 % of the federal poverty level.

Subsidies to help Arizona residents with out - of - pocket expenses such as copayments are only available for Silver plans purchased through HealthCare.gov and are only offered to those who earn up to 250 % of the federal poverty level.

Subsidies to help South Dakota residents with out - of - pocket expenses such as copayments are only available for Silver plans purchased through HealthCare.gov and are only offered to those who earn up to 250 % of the federal poverty level.