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A provision that would've allowed fitness purchases to qualify as tax-free healthcare expenses wasn't included in the Senate-passed version of President Trump's tax bill.
The Senate has effectively removed the PHIT Act from the tax bill moving through Congress, a major blow to the American fitness industry.
The Health & Fitness Association is arguing against proposals to subject dumbbells, kettlebells and resistance machines to high tariffs on steel.
The Health & Fitness Association says the bill marks a “significant milestone for the fitness industry” in its quest to pass the PHIT Act.
The FTC won't begin enforcing its controversial new rule until July 14 at the earliest, a 60-day extension from the previous May 14 deadline.
Fitness industry leaders showed up to Washington, D.C., in bigger numbers than ever before to push for passage of the PHIT Act.
The PHIT Act would allow Americans to use pre-tax healthcare dollars from HSA and FSA funds on fitness expenses.
The fitness industry's top trade association calling on the entire industry to come together to support state and federal advocacy efforts.
Political insiders believe the Trump administration's promises of healthcare reform bode well for fitness and wellness brands.
The "Exercise and Fitness for All Act" and a related bill seek to make fitness facilities more accessible for people with disabilities.
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