Look closely at your new W-2 form this tax season. Notice Box 12 and the two-letter code DD.

If you work for an employer with 250 or more workers, information in that box for the first time is required by the Affordable Care Act. It tells how much you and your employer spent on your health insurance premiums.

"It's going to be an eye-opener for a lot of people," said Jerry Nebbia, a health benefits expert in Mercer's Kansas City, Mo., office. "A lot of people have no idea what the true cost is."

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Yes, the rats will start taxing this as part of your income, they have wanted to for years. Maybe Bonyards wants too also, seems he and cantor agree with 99.9% of
the rats ideals.

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Yes, the rats will start taxing this as part of your income, they have wanted to for years. Maybe Bonyards wants too also, seems he and cantor agree with 99.9% of
the rats ideals.

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I always thought that within the employer-employee relationship there was an understanding about pay and benefits. This pay and the benefits are paid to the employee because of the work that he or she does for the employer. Any employee who does not understand this needs to examine the relationship he has with his employer and his role within that relationship.