"Under the law, people can report their income level to the federal government or any state running its own insurance exchange, to see if they qualify for health insurance subsidies. But the report said officials don’t have the ability to verify those income levels easily and quickly, as no computer application for doing so has been built.
As a result, subsidy payments may be too high or too low, and the government has no way of knowing at this point. The Post story said officials will start to work on the problem by hand, later this summer."
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