I think it would be beneath the dignity of this great country to actually assess a Federal income tax on those payments of compensation to the victims of the Holocaust. This bill also would ensure that payments received by Holocaust survivors not be counted in any calculation for eligibility for any of our Federal programs such as Medicaid. We would not want someone tossed out of a nursing home because they were receiving one of these payments. That is one of the benefits of this bill.
Scott Fitzgerald: “I think it would be beneath the dignity of this great country to actually assess a Federal income tax on those payments…”
On the recordMay 17, 2001
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Discussing a bill related to compensation payments for Holocaust survivors.
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