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Patients, Surgeons May Pay the Price for Cosmetic Surgery Tax

by Jane Jerrard • April 1, 2006

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Currently this coalition, which has no formal name, is preparing for any legislative battles that may arise in 2006. We’ve done preliminary research on state legislatures, said an ASPS spokesperson. We’re gathering intelligence and looking for other groups to work with. The coalition is not seeking any type of grass roots support yet. They plan to educate people about the negative impact of a tax on cosmetic plastic surgery when and where necessary, and are currently keeping a close eye on the state houses of New York and California, where they believe new legislation may be introduced.

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Keep an eye on your state legislative news in the months to come to watch for signs of a proposed tax on cosmetic surgeries. ASPS believes this idea will not die, despite the negative experience in New Jersey.

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Filed Under: Departments, Facial Plastic/Reconstructive, Health Policy, Medical Education, Practice Focus, Practice Management Tagged With: facial, healthcare reform, insurance, plastics, policy, rhinoplasty, surgery, taxIssue: April 2006

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