| Section Titles of American Health Care Act |
| Cut Taxes for Wealthy Individuals and Corporations |
| Sec. 113 |
Elimination of DSH cuts |
| Sec. 207 |
Repeal of the tax on employee health insurance premiums and health plan benefits |
| Sec. 208 |
Repeal of tax on over-the-counter medications |
| Sec. 209 |
Repeal of increase of tax on health savings accounts |
| Sec. 210 |
Repeal of limitations on contributions to flexible spending accounts |
| Sec. 211 |
Repeal of medical device excise tax |
| Sec. 212 |
Repeal of elimination of deduction for expenses allocable to medicare part D subsidy |
| Sec. 213 |
Repeal of increase in income threshold for determining medical care deduction |
| Sec. 214 |
Repeal of Medicare tax increase |
| Sec. 221 |
Repeal of tax on prescription medications |
| Sec. 222 |
Repeal of health insurance tax |
| Sec. 231 |
Repeal of tanning tax |
| Sec. 241 |
Remuneration from certain insurers |
| Sec. 251 |
Repeal of net investment income tax |
| Sec. 216 |
Maximum contribution limit to health savings account increased to amount of deductible and out-of-pocket limitation |
| Sec. 217 |
Allow both spouses to make catch-up contributions to the same health savings account |
| Sec. 218 |
Special rule for certain medical expenses incurred before establishment of health savings account |
| Cut Coverage, Benefits, & Consumer Protections |
| Sec. 101 |
The Prevention and Public Health Fund |
| Sec. 111 |
Repeal of Medicaid provisions |
| Sec. 112 |
Repeal of Medicaid expansion |
| Sec. 131 |
Repeal of cost-sharing subsidy |
| Sec. 135 |
Change in permissible age variation in health insurance premium rates |
| Sec. 136 |
Permitting states to waive certain ACA requirements to encourage fair health insurance premiums |
| Sec. 201 |
Recapture excess advance payments of premium tax credits |
| Sec. 203 |
Premium tax credit |
| Sec. 204 |
Small business tax credit |
| Sec. 205 |
Individual mandate |
| Sec. 206 |
Employer mandate |
| Sec. 103 |
Federal payments to States (No Medicaid funding for Planned Parenthood) |
| Sec. 114 |
Reducing State Medicaid costs (e.g., counting lottery winnings) |
| Sec. 116 |
Providing incentives for increased frequency of eligibility redeterminations |
| Sec. 121 |
Per capita allotment for medical assistance |
| Replace Insurance Provisions |
| Sec. 102 |
Community health center program |
| Sec. 115 |
Safety net funding for non-expansion States |
| Sec. 132 |
Patient and State Stability Fund |
| Sec. 133 |
Continuous health insurance coverage incentive |
| Sec. 134 |
Increasing coverage options |
| Sec. 202 |
Additional modifications to premium tax credit |
| Sec. 215 |
Refundable tax credit for health insurance coverage |
| Note: The tax cut category includes the section repealing Medicaid hospital cuts and 14 of its 17 sections roll back or repeal Affordable Care Act (ACA) provisions. In the health coverage cut category, 11 of the 15 sections roll back or repeal ACA provisions. The replacement category includes a funding increase for community health centers. |
Who Does TrumpCare Really Benefit?
As the prospect of another vote on the American Health Care Act looms, this chart breaks down the House Republican bill by the function of each section. It illustrates in one place the bill’s priorities: tax cuts for the wealthy and corporations and cutting back on consumer coverage, benefits, and insurance protections, rather than offering replacement policies.
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