THE COMMONWEALTH FUND Exhibit 1. Average Total Employee-Only Premium at Private-Sector Establishments, by Firm Size, 2006 Data: Agency for Healthcare Research.

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THE COMMONWEALTH FUND Exhibit 1. Average Total Employee-Only Premium at Private-Sector Establishments, by Firm Size, 2006 Data: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Medical Expenditure Panel Survey. Source: P. Fronstin, Capping the Tax Exclusion for Employment-Based Health Coverage: Implications for Employers and Workers (Washington, D.C.: Employee Benefit Research Institute, Jan. 2009). Number of Employees

THE COMMONWEALTH FUND Exhibit 2. Average Total Family Premium at Private-Sector Establishments, by Geographic Region, 2008 Data: Kaiser/HRET Source: P. Fronstin, Capping the Tax Exclusion for Employment-Based Health Coverage: Implications for Employers and Workers (Washington, D.C.: Employee Benefit Research Institute, Jan. 2009). Region

THE COMMONWEALTH FUND Exhibit 3. ESI Tax Subsidies in Absolute Dollars and as a Percentage of After-Tax Income, for Tax Units with ESI, 2004 Data: Tax Policy Center calculations based on HIPSM database. Source: L. Burman, B. Garrett, and S. Khitatrakun, The Tax Code, Employer-Sponsored Insurance and the Distribution of Tax Subsidies in H. J. Aaron and L. E. Burman (eds.), Using Taxes to Reform Health Insurance: Pitfalls and Promises, Brookings Institution, IncomeAverage Subsidy Subsidy as a Percentage of After-Tax Income Less than $10,000$5809.7% $10,000–$20,000$1,1688.4% $20,000–$30,000$1,6227.6% $30,000–$40,000$1,6215.8% $40,000–$50,000$1,7335.0% $50,000–$75,000$1,9604.4% $75,000–$100,000$2,2983.9% $100,000–$200,000$2,6903.2% $200,000 and over$2,9431.0% All$1,9453.5%

THE COMMONWEALTH FUND Exhibit 4. Current ESI Tax Subsidies in Absolute Dollars and as a Percentage of After-Tax Income, for Tax Units with ESI, 2004 Income (thousands), Tax Units with ESI Income (thousands), Tax Units with ESI Average Subsidy (Dollars)Subsidy as a Percentage of Income Data: Tax Policy Center calculations based on HIPSM database. Source: L. Burman, B. Garrett, and S. Khitatrakun, The Tax Code, Employer-Sponsored Insurance and the Distribution of Tax Subsidies in H. J. Aaron and L. E. Burman (eds.), Using Taxes to Reform Health Insurance: Pitfalls and Promises, Brookings Institution, 2008.

THE COMMONWEALTH FUND Exhibit 5. Effect of Ending Current ESI Tax Subsidies, for Tax Units with ESI, 2004 Note: Percentage increase in total income taxes is change in tax liability divided by baseline tax liability. Data on percentage increase is not shown for tax units with less than $30,000 in income due to very low baseline tax liability. Change in average income tax rates is new tax divided by new income minus baseline tax divided by baseline income. Data: Tax Policy Center calculations based on HIPSM database. Income (thousands), Tax Units with ESI Income (thousands), Tax Units with ESI Percentage Increase in Total Income Taxes Changes in Average Income Tax Rates