House panel votes to raise certain taxes, transfer money to offset Medicaid shortfall
A bill advancing rapidly in the Iowa House would make a one-time tax increase on some health insurers and draw money from the Taxpayer Relief Fund to address the state’s Medicaid shortfall. House File 2739 was passed by a House Appropriations subcommittee and the full committee Monday. It would increase premium taxes on health maintenance…
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