The US Supreme Court has agreed to a challenge to check individuals and families to the premium tax credits the affordable Care Act meant a critical aspect of the health reform law to help find affordable health insurance. 
On Friday, the Supreme Court announced it will king check v. Burwell, the case where a three-judge court panel in Richmond appeals ruled unanimously that the Congress for premium tax credits to nationwide are available. O ral arguments next year, with a decision until June or July.
Background information on the credit Hearings Premium Tax
The legal argument is the text of the health reform law that says to qualify for the tax credits individuals when they buy insurance on a market "by the State has established. " Only 16 states have their own state-run marketplace (see this Marketplace Directory), with the remaining states, citing the federally run marketplace, www.healthcare.gov
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those who "yes" argue with, say the wording of the law, restricts the availability of tax credits only in public marketplaces with a public marketplace the premium tax credit. According to the SCOTUS Blog t hat argument failed in the US Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, now checks in the judgment. It has been accepted in the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, but the verdict now aside while the full DC Circuit reconsiders the issue was fixed.
Those who say "no" argue that the wording of the law is a drafting error; that lawmakers' intent be beaten if the tax credits downward would the premium tax credits in each state, regardless of the nature of the marketplace.
has affected to offer more than 5 million Americans. In 2014, 76% premium tax credits monthly insurance premiums reduced for those who qualify with the average monthly premium dropped from $ 346-82 $
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