Congress Repeals the Cadillac Tax and Health Insurance Tax

Congress Repeals the Cadillac Tax and Health Insurance Tax Congress has voted to fully repeal the Cadillac (excise) Tax and the Health Insurance Tax. The legislation fully repeals the Cadillac Tax and repeals the HIT effective January 1, 2021, which means the HIT will still be in place for 2020. According to the Congressional Budget Office, repealing the Cadillac Tax will save consumers $197 billion, and the HIT repeal will save consumers $150 billion!   This is a major milestone in our advocacy efforts to finally end these two ACA taxes and we thank all of you who have taken action to support these repeals. Our job isn't over yet, though, and there are still plenty of issues for us to tackle at Capitol Conference in February! But for now, join us in celebrating the repeal of the Cadillac Tax and the HIT! Full details on these repeals will be included in tomorrow's Washington Update.

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