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DATE (50)
1986
30 days
annual
the taxable year
12 months
the first year
30-day
year
years
6 months
30 days of the date
less than 30 days
August
2
year
3
years 1993 through 1997
DAILY
1996
later than 30 days
any calendar year
a calendar year
18
year
20-year
9
1993
17
months
2-year
the first calendar quarter
less than 5 months
2 years
1 year
7
day
later than 12 months
prior to 2 years
5
years
annually
3
year
4980B
one-year
16
day
January 1991
at least 6 months before the date of
3
year after 1994
December 31, 1993
the first day
6
days
age 591⁄2
13
year
the second subsequent year
January 1, 1994
12
2701(d
EVENT (2)
XVIII
SESSION
H. R. 3651
GPE (9)
States
the United States
the United States of America
United States
POLICIES.—The
GENERAL.—Any
Connecticut
GENERAL.—Each State
California
ORG (43)
•HR 3651 IH
SEC
State
NAIC
the Internal Revenue Code
Congress
NAIC.—The
ILL INDIVIDUAL.—For
APPROPRIATIONS
104
Ways and Means and Energy and Commerce
a Board of Directors
•HR 3651 IH
Sec
BENEFITS.—A
XXVI
CONTESTABILITY
NONFORFEITURE
TIONAL
FICATION.—A
the National Association of Insurance Commis-
surance
Senate
the Court of Appeals
7
association
MEDICARE
the Public Health Service
ORDERS.—If
velop
•HR 3651 IH
TITLE II
GAO
DEFAULT.—If
House of Representa-
Veterans Affairs
THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
•HR 3651 IH
est
NOLOGY
Internal
The Boards of Directors
the NAIC Long Term Care
cuniary
PERSON (10)
Subparagraph
POLICIES.—If
walker
300cc
THOMAS
JOHNSON
ting
RULE.—In
LIVING.—For
XXVII
Topic Classifications
congressional legislation
78.6%
Extracted Keywords
term care
care insurance
long term
long
care
insurance
tax treatment
insurance sec
premiums
contract
care services
diem
sec tax
qualified
expenses incurred
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