The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) published the maximum individual mandate penalty pay an individual or family in 2014 for non-health insurance -. $ 2,448 per person per year or $ 12,240 for a family of five 
individual mandate penalties for 2014.
The Affordable Care Act (ACA), a mandate require almost all Americans to pay either a minimum health insurance or a penalty at tax time. This determination is single shared responsibility fee commonly known as the individual mandate or the .
The penalty for having nonessential minimum cover is either a flat fee or a percentage of family income, whichever is better. However punishment premium for the lowest-cost health plan available Bronze capped at an amount equal to the national average by the health insurance market.
For 2014, the penalty, the greater of $ 95 for each adult and $ 47.50 for each child up to $ 285 per family or 1% of the family income above the federal tax returns Threshold.
is the maximum penalty for the 2014 $ 2,448 per person per year up to $ 12,240 for families of five or more.
The maximum sentence only affect people without insurance who earn over $ 244,800 per year. For families of five or more, the maximum penalty would affect people with a combined annual income of $ 1.2 million to make. The less make will still have to pay as much as 1 percent of their annual income.
The punishment shall be introduced gradually and increases in the first three years (2014 to 2016). From 2016 penalty is increased to the larger of $ 695 for each adult and $ 347.50 for each child up to $ 2,085 per family, or 2.5% of the family income above the federal tax returns threshold.
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Source: IRS (. Rev. Proc 2014-46)
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