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Figure 1. Value of Health Insurance Standard Tax Deduction, by Income Level, 2007

Figure 1. Value of Health Insurance Standard Tax Deduction, by Income Level, 2007. *Based on a median annual employer premium of $4,242 for individuals and $11,480 for families, and payroll taxes of 7.65%, in 2006

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Figure 1. Value of Health Insurance Standard Tax Deduction, by Income Level, 2007

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  1. Figure 1. Value of Health Insurance Standard Tax Deduction, by Income Level, 2007 *Based on a median annual employer premium of $4,242 for individuals and $11,480 for families, and payroll taxes of 7.65%, in 2006 Source: Commonwealth Fund calculations based on 2007 tax data from the Tax Policy Center.

  2. Figure 2. President’s Proposal Won’t Help the Uninsured for Whom Tax Benefits Are of Little Value: Income Tax Distribution of Uninsured 5% (27% tax bracket) 1% (30%-39% tax bracket) 23% (15% tax bracket) 55% (0% tax bracket) 16% (10% tax bracket) Source: S. A. Glied and D. K. Remler, The Effect of Health Savings Accounts on Health Insurance Coverage (New York: The Commonwealth Fund, April 2005).

  3. Figure 3. Projected Increases in Average Family Health Insurance Premium and Cap on Tax Deductions Source: Commonwealth Fund calculations.

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