Biden Called Out For Half Million In Unpaid Taxes
Biden Called Out By U.S. Representative And Americans For Tax Reform For Utilizing Loophole To Avoid $500,000 In Payroll Taxes.
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Beyond Pension Debts, Tennessee Owes $10.2B In Public Employee Retirement Benefits
Net Liabilities In Tennessee For Other Post-employment Benefits, Which Consist Mainly Of Health Care Obligations To Retired Public Employees, Stood At About $10.2 Billion In Fiscal Year 2019.
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Tennessee is Removing Restrictions for Visiting Long-Term Care Facilities
On Wednesday, The State Of Tennessee Decided To Lift Restrictions On Visiting Long-Term Care Facilities, Such As Nursing Homes.
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New Federal Rule: No More Surprise Hospital Bills And More Options For Consumers
As A Result Of A Rule Change Implemented By Former President Trump, Hospitals Have Begun Publishing Their Actual Costs Of Services, Including Discounted Cash And Negotiated Rates.
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TennCare Block Grant Passes Senate Committees, House Expedities Consideration
Republicans In Tennessee Legislature Are Working Quickly To Advance Resolution Approving Implementation Of The Proposal.
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Annual Report Details More Than $54B Of Wasteful Government Spending
Congress “Spent As Never Before, Doing So Ostensibly Without A Care” In 2020, Greatly Contributing To What Is Now A $3.1 Trillion Deficit.
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$2.3 Trillion In Taxpayer Money Wasted By Federal Agencies
According to a U.S. Government website, $2.3 trillion dollars in taxpayer money has been wasted by 20 different federal agencies since 2004 due to improper payments.
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New Model Promises To Reduce Medicare Part B Drug Cost And Save Taxpayers $85 billion
President Donald Trump and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services announced a new drug payment model Friday that will significantly lower the cost of Medicare Part B drugs, in a move the president said was a threat to “Big Pharma.”
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Tennessee Waiver To Help Families With Disabled Children Gets Federal Approval
Families of about 3,000 children with disabilities will be eligible for financial assistance from the state, as Tennessee’s Katie Beckett Program received federal approval this week.
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