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If your federal tax return was rejected by the IRS for a Form 1095-A and/or Form 8962 not being included in your tax return and you never had healthcare insurance through your state Marketplace Exchange or from healthcare.gov then you need to contact the IRS using the information on the rejection email you received from TurboTax.
You may have to print and mail the tax return as long as the IRS has information in their database that you received healthcare through the Marketplace or healthcare.gov.
The IRS has information that someone in your household should have a 1095-A. This could be because you or a dependent had Marketplace insurance in a previous year, or because a form is stuck in your return.
If you've confirmed that no one on your return had insurance through the Marketplace for the tax year 2022, but the IRS mistakenly thinks they did, it’s OK to create a Form 1095-A with minimal information in it to satisfy the IRS for e-file purposes. If you use this method, and it contradicts what the Marketplace has on record, then you may receive a CP2000 Notice from the IRS.
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