If he goes into the White House, Glove Mitt romney has promised to turned around Chief executive Our country's healthcare wellness care change regulations. While that would present a new trend of doubt about the future of healthcare wellness care, it would be a sure-fire win for at least one area: healthcare system organizations.
Under Our country's Affordable Care Act, healthcare system organizations, such as Medtronic (MDT, Lot of money 500), St. Jude Medical (STJ, Lot of money 500) and Stryker (SYK, Lot of money 500), would be required to pay a 2.3% excise tax on their U.S. sales, starting Jan. 1.
A Glove romney win would remove that tax, which Wunderlich Investments specialist Greg Simpson said "penalizes organizations that are driving most of the advancement in the industry."
Medtronic CEO Invoice Hawkins informed CNBC a few months ago that the tax could price his organization between $150 thousand and $200 thousand yearly, and would effect the amount the organization could spend on research and growth tasks, while Stryker temporary CEO Curt Hartman expected the tax would price his organization $130 thousand a season.
And many experts say that St. Jude's latest reorientating plan, such as 300 job reduces and is designed to save between $50 thousand and $60 thousand, would be used to invest in the new tax responsibility.
Under Our country's Affordable Care Act, healthcare system organizations, such as Medtronic (MDT, Lot of money 500), St. Jude Medical (STJ, Lot of money 500) and Stryker (SYK, Lot of money 500), would be required to pay a 2.3% excise tax on their U.S. sales, starting Jan. 1.
A Glove romney win would remove that tax, which Wunderlich Investments specialist Greg Simpson said "penalizes organizations that are driving most of the advancement in the industry."
Medtronic CEO Invoice Hawkins informed CNBC a few months ago that the tax could price his organization between $150 thousand and $200 thousand yearly, and would effect the amount the organization could spend on research and growth tasks, while Stryker temporary CEO Curt Hartman expected the tax would price his organization $130 thousand a season.
And many experts say that St. Jude's latest reorientating plan, such as 300 job reduces and is designed to save between $50 thousand and $60 thousand, would be used to invest in the new tax responsibility.
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