The following document shows the "hardship exemption" categories that people can use to avoid an Affordable Care Act penalty for not buying insurance.
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/interactive/2014/03/13/obamacare-hardship-exemption-document/
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There are new and very broadly defined exemptions from the penalty for not having health insurance. While it still makes sense to have health insurance for the obvious financial protection, its seems as though very few people will get a penalty for not buying health insurance. For more information about health insurance, please contact John Caris at 707-935-6294 x103.
The following document shows the "hardship exemption" categories that people can use to avoid an Affordable Care Act penalty for not buying insurance. http://www.foxnews.com/politics/interactive/2014/03/13/obamacare-hardship-exemption-document/
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