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Will the effects of healthcare reform impact my take-home pay?

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Weldon is insured through his employer and wants to know if there is anything he needs to do as a result of healthcare reform.

Will I be taxed on the amount my employer contributes to my health coverage?

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Weldon: My wife and I are worried we’ll be bringing home less money because of healthcare reform. Is that likely?

BCBSAL: You may be paying more since there are some new taxes and fees. In 2013, a married couple making more than $250,000 a year, will now pay a Medicare payroll tax of 2.35 percent. That’s up from the current 1.45 percent. In addition, those in the highest income tax bracket will pay a 3.8 percent tax on unearned income, such as dividends and interests.

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