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Organizations Urge Congress to Keep Employer-Provided Health Care Coverage Tax-Free

June 17, 2024 By CollisionWeek Editor

This week, Protecting Americans’ Coverage Together (PACT), a coalition of employer voices dedicated to strengthening employer-provided coverage, joined 70 leading organizations in urging Congress to protect the affordability of health care coverage for Americans and reject proposals to tax employer-provided coverage.

In a letter to Congressional leaders, PACT and the other organizations, including a diverse group of employers, unions, patient advocacy groups, and health care stakeholders, demonstrated the widespread support for maintaining employer-provided coverage as well as the economic and health care benefits in keeping the system tax-free. The signatories write:

“We are deeply concerned about proposals that will jeopardize

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