By Selwyn Duke

You probably don't associate the Internal Revenue Service with
health, unless it's their letterhead's ability to make your heart stop.
Yet, under both the House and Senate
Health, Education, Labor and Pensions healthcare reform bills, the
dreaded tax department will be a major player in making sure you comply
with government healthcare dictates.

And not only do the bills require the providers of health insurance
(e.g., employers) to divulge detailed information about whom they
insure, they also require individual taxpayers who aren't covered by
someone else to provide proof of insurance — under penalty of law.

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