The topic of this report is the version of the AHCA as passed by the House (which incorporated each of the eight amendments referenced in H.Res. 228 and H.Res. 308). The bill includes a number of provisions that would repeal or modify parts of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA; P.L. 111-148, as amended). For example, the bill would repeal the ACA’s cost-sharing subsidies for lower-income individuals who purchase health insurance through the exchanges, and it would substitute the ACA’s premium tax credit for a tax credit with different eligibility rules and calculation requirements. The bill also would repeal some of the ACA’s Medicaid provisions, such as the changes the ACA made to presumptive eligibility and the state option to provide Medicaid coverage to non-elderly individuals with income above 133% of the federal poverty level (FPL)…