The Senate Health Committee heard testimony on several health care reform bills put forward by the Republican Caucus. All but one was defeated. The survivor, Senate BillX1-23 would offer businesses a tax credit equal to 15 percent of their costs for administering qualified cafeteria plans (often referred to as "Section 125 plans" in reference to [...]
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