Gov. Laura Kelly on Thursday vetoed a bill that provided a tax deduction for health care sharing ministries, described as faith-based, community-driven organizations in which members voluntarily share each other’s medical expenses.
The bill, supporters said, allowed members to deduct their qualified sharing expenses while aligning their tax treatment more closely with traditional health-care arrangements.
“There’s a reason that regulators across the country are taking action against these so-called health care ministries because too often, everyday people are left with . . .
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