Ashley Schapitl (@ashleyschapitl) 's Twitter Profile
Ashley Schapitl

@ashleyschapitl

Now: @USTreasury Previously: @SenateFinance @JudiciaryDems, @SenFeinstein, House. Profile pic: Haiyun Jiang, New York Times. Personal Account.

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7News DC (@7newsdc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Governor Wes Moore, Senator Chris Van Hollen, Representative Steny Hoyer and the U.S. Department of Treasury announced a $10 million federal grant awarded to the Maryland Technology Development Corporation to support small businesses in the community. wjla.com/news/local/mar…

Deputy Secretary Wally Adeyemo (@treasurydepsec) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Over the last decade, the number of Americans covered through the Affordable Care Act marketplaces grew significantly, reaching an all-time high of nearly 21 million following open enrollment in 2024. home.treasury.gov/news/press-rel…

Andrew Bates (@andrewjbates46) 's Twitter Profile Photo

News: Thanks to President Biden & Vice President Kamala Harris, more Americans have health coverage than ever. "Over 18 million Americans have enrolled in marketplace plans for the first time," a record which "experts have largely attributed to major subsidies that have lowered premiums" nytimes.com/2024/09/10/us/…

President Biden (@potus) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Today, we made history. In the nearly 15 years since Barack and I made the Affordable Care Act law, 50 million people have enrolled in health care through the ACA Marketplace. Let’s keep fighting to give millions more the peace of mind they deserve.

Today, we made history.

In the nearly 15 years since Barack and I made the Affordable Care Act law, 50 million people have enrolled in health care through the ACA Marketplace.

Let’s keep fighting to give millions more the peace of mind they deserve.
Bloomberg Law (@blaw) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Nearly 50 million people have had individual health insurance coverage through the Affordable Care Act marketplaces since they began operation in 2014, the Biden administration announced. blawgo.com/Yzusqos

Ashley Schapitl (@ashleyschapitl) 's Twitter Profile Photo

NEW: The Affordable Care Act marketplaces have been very important in states that have not expanded Medicaid. Here’s the percentage of the population that has been covered through HealthCare.Gov over the last decade. 21%➡️Georgia 🍑 29%➡️Florida ☀️ 19%➡️Texas 🤠

Joey Politano 🏳️‍🌈 (@josephpolitano) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New: US Real (inflation-adjusted) median household Income rose 4% from 2022 to 2023, recovering to 2019 record highs. The official poverty rate declined, while the more comprehensive supplemental poverty rate rose.

New: US Real (inflation-adjusted) median household Income rose 4% from 2022 to 2023, recovering to 2019 record highs.

The official poverty rate declined, while the more comprehensive supplemental poverty rate rose.
Elizabeth Warren (@senwarren) 's Twitter Profile Photo

For years, the Republicans in Washington underfunded the IRS. So for years, rich tax cheats got away with not paying what they owe. Now, thanks to the Biden-Harris administration, the IRS has clawed back over a BILLION dollars and counting from rich tax cheats.

Mark Warner (@markwarner) 's Twitter Profile Photo

NEW: Over the past decade, over 50 million Americans have had insurance through the Affordable Care Act. That means 1 in 7 Americans have had access to care because of this historic law. I’m proud to have helped pass it.

Barack Obama (@barackobama) 's Twitter Profile Photo

50 million people have now gotten health care coverage thanks to the Affordable Care Act. That’s something we’ll always be proud of. Health care is not, and never will be, a privilege — it’s a right. And I'm grateful for the work that Joe and Kamala continue to do to improve the

Vice President Kamala Harris (@vp) 's Twitter Profile Photo

President Biden and I know: Health care should be a right — not just a privilege for those who can afford it. We will continue to use every tool at our disposal to strengthen the Affordable Care Act and reject efforts to repeal this landmark law.

Carl Quintanilla (@carlquintanilla) 's Twitter Profile Photo

(AP) — The inflation-adjusted median income of U.S. households rebounded last year to roughly its 2019 level, overcoming the biggest price spike in four decades to restore most Americans’ purchasing power. Chris Rugaber apnews.com/article/income…

tony romm (@tonyromm) 's Twitter Profile Photo

NEW: The Biden admin unfurled new draft rules that could raise taxes on about 100 large, highly profitable companies, some of which pay little or nothing to the govt, touching off a bruising fight that coincides with a broader reexamination of the tax code in 2025 Link below

Ashley Schapitl (@ashleyschapitl) 's Twitter Profile Photo

NEW: Treasury Department releases rules for the Corporate Alternative Minimum Tax. 100 of the largest corporations are expected to pay the tax—their effective federal tax rate is currently 2.6%. 60% of these companies pay less than 1% in taxes, including 25% that pay ZERO.

Ben LaBolt (@whcommsdir) 's Twitter Profile Photo

15% corporate minimum tax moving forward: "The Biden administration on Thursday unfurled new draft rules that could raise taxes on about 100 large, highly profitable companies, some of which pay little or nothing to the federal government each year." washingtonpost.com/business/2024/…

Treasury Department (@ustreasury) 's Twitter Profile Photo

.Treasury Department and @IRSNews are committed to increasing tax fairness by addressing significant tax avoidance from the largest and most profitable companies in the country. home.treasury.gov/news/press-rel…

Deputy Secretary Wally Adeyemo (@treasurydepsec) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The Biden-Harris Administration is focused on increasing tax fairness, supporting small businesses, and reducing the deficit, which is why Treasury is addressing significant corporate tax avoidance by some of the largest and most profitable corporations in the country.

Jesse D. Jenkins (@jessejenkins) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The Inflation Reduction Act invests well over half a trillion dollars to ensure we are manufacturing, deploying, and consuming more clean energy technologies in America. To pay for a big chunk of it, Congress instituted a new 15% corporate minimum tax that means billion dollar

CRFB.org (@budgethawks) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨 The CR recently introduced in the House would extend the $20.2 billion in rescissions to the IRS in this year’s appropriations bill alongside other FY 2024 appropriations. U.S. CBO estimates these cuts would weaken the agency’s tax enforcement capabilities, increase the tax

🚨 The CR recently introduced in the House would extend the $20.2 billion in rescissions to the IRS in this year’s appropriations bill alongside other FY 2024 appropriations.

<a href="/USCBO/">U.S. CBO</a> estimates these cuts would weaken the agency’s tax enforcement capabilities, increase the tax