Expands health insurance tax credits for many families by removing income limits
This bill would make it easier for many Americans to afford health insurance by removing the income cap for tax credits. It would also change how those credits are calculated, using a new sliding scale based on income. Additionally, it would undo specific health-related rules from a previous law.
Today, eligibility for the premium tax credit is capped at household incomes not exceeding 400 percent of the poverty line, and specific health-related rules from Public Law 119-21 are in effect. If this bill passes, the 400 percent income cap for the premium tax credit would be removed, and the amount of the credit would be calculated using a new sliding scale. It would also repeal specific health-related parts of Public Law 119-21, returning those rules to their prior state.
HR 4849 · 119th Congress · August 1, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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