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Old 03-31-2017, 06:14 PM  
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I would save $5K to $6K a year at today's rates for a high deductible insurance policy (I pay the first $6,900). So, if I paid an 8% VAT to cover health care it really would not make much difference. Were did you get that 15% figure? The Obamacare threshold for an exemption is 8% currently ...

VAT is a consumption tax on B2C retail goods. I don't think we need to go to a 20% or 25% VAT like in the EU -- the USA is not laying out a social state dogma -- just trying to socialize healthcare as a human right.
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