Hawaii SB2431 establishes a tax credit for insurers offering health savings account-eligible high deductible health plans, with enhanced incentives.
Hawaii SB2431 creates a tax credit for qualified insurers offering federally qualified health savings account-eligible high deductible health plans, with higher incentives for plans in rural and medically underserved areas. The bill also requires qualified insurers to match up to a certain amount for a policyholder's first-time contribution into a health savings account. The tax credit is intended to expand affordable coverage options and promote continuity of care, particularly in underserved areas.
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