Your high-income clients age 65 and up pay a federal income tax that doesn’t impact younger or less affluent people.
It’s the difference between their income-related Medicare Part B premiums and the basic premium.
For example: For a couple earning $175,000 per year, the income-related Part B premium in 2015 is $146.90 per person per month vs. $104.90 for the basic premium.
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