claim: new tax increases that went into effect on jan. 1, 2015, "all passed under the affordable care act, aka obamacare."
author: chain email
evidence_1: these taxes were all passed under the affordable care act, aka obamacare. ...  tax increases which were supposedly enacted as of 1 january 2016 due to ...  although the tax increases listed in this item did come to pass, they took effect at  the ... or 2015 or 2016), were completely unrelated to the affordable care act,  applied ...
evidence_2: feb 3, 2016 ... that false chain email about the “new” tax increases that aren't new is ... or 2015,  and they weren't “all passed under the affordable care act.” ... here is what  happened, quietly, on january 1, 2016: medicare tax went from 1.45% to 2.35%  ... taxes were all passed in the affordable care act, aka obamacare.
evidence_3: mar 17, 2015 ... the claim that this is a “new” tax increase for 2015 is false. the top ... top earners  paid 35 percent in 2012 before the bipartisan atra took effect. ... the rate went  from 37.9 percent to 42.5 percent on january 1, 2013, under the ... these taxes  were all passed under the affordable care act, aka obamacare.
evidence_4: jan 6, 2015 ... 1, 2014, or had anything to do with the affordable care act. and the claim that ...  this revised email has a new date (january 2015, instead of january 2014) and  one ... the medicare tax increase was part of the affordable care act – the only  tax listed in the email that was – but it took effect in january 2013, ...
evidence_5: 1. a 156 percent increase in the federal excise tax on tobacco: on february 4, ...  obamacare individual mandate excise tax (takes effect in jan 2014): ... in the  following top tax rates on investment income: bill: reconciliation act; ... all  remaining wages ... obamacare medicine cabinet tax (tax hike of $5 bil/took  effect jan.