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· 3/2/1886

Commonwealth v. Wills' Exr.

Citations

  • 13 Ky. Op. 963
  • 7 Ky. L. Rptr. 677
  • 1886 Ky. LEXIS 165

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  • observing that “[e]ven before the Administration announced its decision, 38 states accounted for the possible termination of CSR payments in setting their 2018 premium rates” and that more states began adopting premium increase strategies for 2018 after the announcement
  • observing that “[e]ven before the Administration announced its decision, 38 states accounted for the possible termination of CSR payments in setting their 2018 premium rates” and that more states began adopting premium increase strategies for 2018 after the announcement
  • “[T]he amount [of the premium tax credit] is based on the cost of the second-cheapest silver plan available on the exchange in your geographic area, and then adjusted based on your income (that is, based on where you fall on the spectrum between 100% and 400% of the federal poverty level
  • “[T]he amount [of the premium tax credit] is based on the cost of the second-cheapest silver plan available on the exchange in your geographic area, and then adjusted based on your income (that is, based on where you fall on the spectrum between 100% and 400% of the federal poverty level
  • “[T]he amount [of the premium tax credit] is based on the cost of the second-cheapest silver plan available on the exchange in your geographic area, and then adjusted based on your income (that is, based on where you fall on the spectrum between 100% and 400% of the federal poverty level
  • “[T]he amount [of the premium tax credit] is based on the cost of the second-cheapest silver plan available on the exchange in your geographic area, and then adjusted based on your income (that is, based on where you fall on the spectrum between 100% and 400% of the federal poverty level

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Judges: Pryor

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