With Device Tax Seeming Inevitable, Groups Align On Small-Firm Protections
This article was originally published in The Gray Sheet
Executive Summary
Groups representing the device industry have aligned to push an amendment to the Senate health care reform bill to exempt more pre- and low-profit companies from the proposed $20 billion device tax
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