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Posted by WildB (Member # 2917) on :
 
If you are Muslim you can opt out of the Obamacare health care reform laws with no penalties?

Hey take a look at this.The Moztec will be exempt from Lil'O Care....and its fines! Section 1501 of the PPACA also creates exemptions from those penalties. (5) Under the heading "religious exemptions," the Act sets out two distinct categories of individuals who are exempt from the tax: those with a "religious conscience" objection to insurance and those who are members of a "health care sharing ministry." (6) The religious conscience exemption applies to anyone who is "a member of a recognized religious sect or division thereof described in [section] 1402(g)(1) [of the Internal Revenue Code]" and meets the additional requirements laid out in that section. (7) The additional requirements limit the exemption to (1) sects that "make provision[s] for their dependent members which [are] reasonable in view of their general level of living," and (2) sects that have "been in existence at all times since December 31, 1950." (8) These requirements and the history behind their creation are discussed in Part II.A., infra. An individual who

meets the requirements of the religious conscience exemption is entirely immune from the tax penalties associated with the individual mandate.

(1) Exemption
Subject to paragraph (2), any individual who is
(A) a duly ordained, commissioned, or licensed minister of a church or a member of a religious order (other than a member of a religious order who has taken a vow of poverty as a member of such order) or
(B) a Christian Science practitioner, upon filing an application (in such form and manner, and with such official, as may be prescribed by regulations made under this chapter) together with a statement that either he is conscientiously opposed to, or because of religious principles he is opposed to, the acceptance (with respect to services performed by him as such minister, member, or practitioner) of any public insurance which makes payments in the event of death, disability, old age, or retirement or makes payments toward the cost of, or provides services for, medical care (including the benefits of any insurance system established by the Social Security Act) and, in the case of an individual described in subparagraph (A), that he has informed the ordaining, commissioning, or licensing body of the church or order that he is opposed to such insurance, shall receive an exemption from the tax imposed by this chapter with respect to services performed by him as such minister, member, or practitioner. Notwithstanding the preceding sentence, an exemption may not be granted to an individual under this subsection if he had filed an effective waiver certificate under this section as it was in effect before its amendment in 1967.
(2) Verification of application
The Secretary may approve an application for an exemption filed pursuant to paragraph (1) only if the Secretary has verified that the individual applying for the exemption is aware of the grounds on which the individual may receive an exemption pursuant to this subsection and that the individual seeks exemption on such grounds. The Secretary (or the Commissioner of Social Security under an agreement with the Secretary) shall make such verification by such means as prescribed in regulations.
(3) Time for filing application
Any individual who desires to file an application pursuant to paragraph (1) must file such application on or before whichever of the following dates is later:
(A) the due date of the return (including any extension thereof) for the second taxable year for which he has net earnings from self-employment (computed without regard to subsections (c)(4) and (c)(5)) of $400 or more, any part of which was derived from the performance of service described in subsection (c)(4) or (c)(5); or
(B) the due date of the return (including any extension thereof) for his second taxable year ending after 1967.
(4) Effective date of exemption
An exemption received by an individual pursuant to this subsection shall be effective for the first taxable year for which he has net earnings from self-employment (computed without regard to subsections (c)(4) and (c)(5)) of $400 or more, any part of which was derived from the performance of service described in subsection (c)(4) or (c)(5), and for all succeeding taxable years. An exemption received pursuant to this subsection shall be irrevocable.http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/26/1402

Story has been purged from http://www.examiner.com/article/if-you-are-muslim-you-can-opt-out-of-the-obamacare-health-care-reform-laws-with-no-penalties

It read something like this- https://startthinkingright.wordpress.com/2010/03/31/obama-allows-muslims-to-opt-out-of-obamacare-christians-still-screwed/

Interesting factoids on the Hussein-in-Chief’s ObamaCare opt-outs:

If you are Muslim you can opt out of the Obamacare health care reform laws with no penalties
March 26, 2010
Phoenix Small Business Management Examiner
by Gil Guigna

Isn’t this nice. If you are of the Muslim religion, you don’t have to give all the new Obamacare healthcare reform regulations and penalties another thought. Because the concept of being compelled to participate in such a healthcare program offends Islamic sensibilities, Muslims are specifically exempt.

As a matter of fact if you are Amish, American Indian or a Chistian Scientist you do not need to participate or pay the taxes associated with healthcare reform. That means not having to be forced to buy healthcare insurance, not paying the taxes or the penalties if you don’t get it. Nice!

Here is what the regulations say:

EXEMPTIONS FROM INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY REQUIREMENTS.

—In the case of an individual who is seeking an exemption certificate under section 1311(d)(4)(H) from any requirement or penalty imposed by section 5000A, the following information:

In the case of an individual seeking exemption based on the individual’s status as a
member of an exempt religious sect or division, as a member of a health care sharing ministry, as an Indian,
or as an individual eligible for a hardship exemption, such information as the Secretary shall prescribe.”

Senate Bill, H.R. 3590, pages 273-274

There are several reasons why an individual could claim exemption, being a member of a religion that does not believe in insurance is one of them. Islam is one of those religions. Muslims believe that health insurance is “haraam”, or forbidden; because they liken the ambiguity and probability of insurance to gambling. This belief excludes them from any of the requirements, mandates, or penalties set forth in the bill. More…

This means that if you are Christian and abortion is against your religion tough luck.

If you are Jewish tough luck as well.

We wonder why these certain groups get a free ride. We also wonder why the largest religious block in North and South America the Christians are discriminated against like this. Very odd indeed.

There is a lot of food for thought here and a lot of ways to object to this healthcare bill isn’t there.

So I could get out of this terrible ObamaCare boondoggle if I declared myself a Muslim? Doesn’t that just figure with this guy?

Well, that’s not going to happen. But I’m not sure not going to willingly accept Obama’s version of the Mark of the Beast, either.


Worth a look at. http://mychristiancare.org/medi-share/ the way arround Oboma care.
 
Posted by WildB (Member # 2917) on :
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ay3Al1EDdXY

Obamacare - RFID Chip - HR 3962
 
Posted by WildB (Member # 2917) on :
 
Proven. Medi-Share is a healthcare sharing program where Christians share financial resources to pay each other's medical expenses. Since 1993, over $800 million has been shared and discounted among Medi-Share members. It's a proven biblical model of healthcare--Christians helping Christians.

Sensible Stewardship. Medi-Share gives Christians the assurance that their healthcare dollars are helping fellow believers who are living God-honoring lifestyles, based on biblical principles and service to others. With options that fit every budget, and even an incentive available for our healthier members, Medi-Share is sensible stewardship for Christians who don't want to be left alone to pay their medical bills.

Ministry. Christian Care Ministry is a not-for-profit ministry where the members make the rules--and their dollars don’t support unbiblical choices such as abortion, or drug or alcohol abuse.

Medi-Share is NOT INSURANCE. It's a New Testament way of thinking about healthcare, built on the principles of Christians bearing each other's burdens. For over 20 years, Medi-Share members have been faithfully sharing each other's medical bills, trusting the Lord to provide in their time of need through the voluntary gifts of other believers.

It’s Christians Helping Christians---and It Works!
Learn how Christians are EXEMPT from the mandates in the Healthcare Reform Law.

http://mychristiancare.org/medi-share/
 
Posted by WildB (Member # 2917) on :
 
http://thefederalist.com/2013/12/04/opt-obamacare/

How To Opt Out Of Obamacare
 
Posted by WildB (Member # 2917) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by WildB:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ay3Al1EDdXY

Obamacare - RFID Chip - HR 3962

MORE.....

http://nationalreport.net/wyoming-christians-report-forced-obamacare-rfid-chipping/

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Posted by WildB (Member # 2917) on :
 
Bump....
 
Posted by WildB (Member # 2917) on :
 
Sharia Exempts Muslims from ObamaCare‏.
The healthcare reform law, ObamaCare, is unconstitutional and a violation of our First Amendment rights. It is also, by design, a political gift for Muslims in America, while Christians and other non-Muslim groups in America are further marginalized.
If you are Muslim you can opt out of the Obamacare health care reform laws with no penalties?

Hey take a look at this.The Moztec will be exempt from Lil'O Care....and its fines! Section 1501 of the PPACA also creates exemptions from those penalties. (5) Under the heading "religious exemptions," the Act sets out two distinct categories of individuals who are exempt from the tax: those with a "religious conscience" objection to insurance and those who are members of a "health care sharing ministry." (6) The religious conscience exemption applies to anyone who is "a member of a recognized religious sect or division thereof described in [section] 1402(g)(1) [of the Internal Revenue Code]" and meets the additional requirements laid out in that section. (7) The additional requirements limit the exemption to (1) sects that "make provision[s] for their dependent members which [are] reasonable in view of their general level of living," and (2) sects that have "been in existence at all times since December 31, 1950." (8) These requirements and the history behind their creation are discussed in Part II.A., infra. An individual who

meets the requirements of the religious conscience exemption is entirely immune from the tax penalties associated with the individual mandate.

(1) Exemption
Subject to paragraph (2), any individual who is
(A) a duly ordained, commissioned, or licensed minister of a church or a member of a religious order (other than a member of a religious order who has taken a vow of poverty as a member of such order) or
(B) a Christian Science practitioner, upon filing an application (in such form and manner, and with such official, as may be prescribed by regulations made under this chapter) together with a statement that either he is conscientiously opposed to, or because of religious principles he is opposed to, the acceptance (with respect to services performed by him as such minister, member, or practitioner) of any public insurance which makes payments in the event of death, disability, old age, or retirement or makes payments toward the cost of, or provides services for, medical care (including the benefits of any insurance system established by the Social Security Act) and, in the case of an individual described in subparagraph (A), that he has informed the ordaining, commissioning, or licensing body of the church or order that he is opposed to such insurance, shall receive an exemption from the tax imposed by this chapter with respect to services performed by him as such minister, member, or practitioner. Notwithstanding the preceding sentence, an exemption may not be granted to an individual under this subsection if he had filed an effective waiver certificate under this section as it was in effect before its amendment in 1967.
(2) Verification of application
The Secretary may approve an application for an exemption filed pursuant to paragraph (1) only if the Secretary has verified that the individual applying for the exemption is aware of the grounds on which the individual may receive an exemption pursuant to this subsection and that the individual seeks exemption on such grounds. The Secretary (or the Commissioner of Social Security under an agreement with the Secretary) shall make such verification by such means as prescribed in regulations.
(3) Time for filing application
Any individual who desires to file an application pursuant to paragraph (1) must file such application on or before whichever of the following dates is later:
(A) the due date of the return (including any extension thereof) for the second taxable year for which he has net earnings from self-employment (computed without regard to subsections (c)(4) and (c)(5)) of $400 or more, any part of which was derived from the performance of service described in subsection (c)(4) or (c)(5); or
(B) the due date of the return (including any extension thereof) for his second taxable year ending after 1967.
(4) Effective date of exemption
An exemption received by an individual pursuant to this subsection shall be effective for the first taxable year for which he has net earnings from self-employment (computed without regard to subsections (c)(4) and (c)(5)) of $400 or more, any part of which was derived from the performance of service described in subsection (c)(4) or (c)(5), and for all succeeding taxable years. An exemption received pursuant to this subsection shall be irrevocable.http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/26/1402

Story has been purged from http://www.examiner.com/article/if-you-are-muslim-you-can-opt-out-of-the-obamacare-health-care-reform-laws-with-no-penalties

It read something like this- https://startthinkingright.wordpress.com/2010/03/31/obama-allows-muslims-to-opt-out-of-obamacare-christians-still-screwed/

Interesting factoids on the Hussein-in-Chief’s ObamaCare opt-outs:

If you are Muslim you can opt out of the Obamacare health care reform laws with no penalties
March 26, 2010
Phoenix Small Business Management Examiner
by Gil Guigna

Isn’t this nice. If you are of the Muslim religion, you don’t have to give all the new Obamacare healthcare reform regulations and penalties another thought. Because the concept of being compelled to participate in such a healthcare program offends Islamic sensibilities, Muslims are specifically exempt.

As a matter of fact if you are Amish, American Indian or a Chistian Scientist you do not need to participate or pay the taxes associated with healthcare reform. That means not having to be forced to buy healthcare insurance, not paying the taxes or the penalties if you don’t get it. Nice!

Here is what the regulations say:

EXEMPTIONS FROM INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY REQUIREMENTS.

—In the case of an individual who is seeking an exemption certificate under section 1311(d)(4)(H) from any requirement or penalty imposed by section 5000A, the following information:

In the case of an individual seeking exemption based on the individual’s status as a
member of an exempt religious sect or division, as a member of a health care sharing ministry, as an Indian,
or as an individual eligible for a hardship exemption, such information as the Secretary shall prescribe.”

Senate Bill, H.R. 3590, pages 273-274

There are several reasons why an individual could claim exemption, being a member of a religion that does not believe in insurance is one of them. Islam is one of those religions. Muslims believe that health insurance is “haraam”, or forbidden; because they liken the ambiguity and probability of insurance to gambling. This belief excludes them from any of the requirements, mandates, or penalties set forth in the bill. More…

This means that if you are Christian and abortion is against your religion tough luck.

If you are Jewish tough luck as well.
 




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