Different states have different laws, however I think it is advisable to have health care insurance as health care is expensive, but I don't think it is a required law.
All non-cهtizens are required to carry health insurance. Muhammad Al-Salamah محمد السلامة non-citizens who work for health care facilities and clinics are not required to carry health insurance. Additionally this law, like many others in Saudi Arabia, is often ignored.
Yes, but Obama has created this as a loophole to please insurance companies while still allowing people to have government health care. The "fine" for not having health insurance (and therefore having government health care instead) is only $300 per year, which is MUCH less than Americans pay for health insurance. It's the same as putting in a $300 a year tax increase to pay for health care, but he didn't call it that to trick the insurance companies into supporting it!! Haha, smart guy!!
Individual healthcare is not required by law at this time. However, by 2014, it will be legally required for private citizens to have health insurance. Bu it should be noted that there are plenty of states suing the govt over this mandate.
Yes the employer can pay the health insurance but is not required to by law. He is encouraged to for bettering the employees benefits.
If you are required by law to carry insurance, you can either have it through the employer or provide your own. They cannot legally force you to opt in to their coverage.
"As of this moment no health care insurance is mandatory in the United States. Although the government is attempting to change that, but it's doubtful that it will be a law that will be seriously inforced."
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Offering health insurance is not a requirement by law for any business. Having insurance for your employees is a great benefit to offer.
You can go without insurance, but are liable for any damages you cause. If you have no car insurance and are pulled over or are involved in an accident, you may well get a ticket. That would depend on type of insurance we are discussing. If you do not have a auto, you do not need auto insurance in the United States. If you chose to drive and do not wish to have insurance, you must be able to provide proof you can cover a certain dollar amount in damages (this varies by state). If you are asking about life insurance, you do not need that either. Now health insurance is about to become much different if the current Administration gets their way and it does not get blocked in the legal system. Once health care for all becomes law, you will be required to buy health insurance, unless you are considered by our Government to be too poor to pay for it. If you fail to purchase this health insurance they will be able to fine you for not buying a private helath care package. Yes, shortly you will be required to carry health care.
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There is no state or federal law in Arizona that requires employers to offer health insurance. It is a benefit that many employers choose to offer, but it is not required.