Letter from IRS

[Lacevas]

• I filed my taxes I believe in February and was told both my federal and state tax returns were accepted. I received a letter in late March from IRS saying more information was needed to process the return accurately. On paper it said I needed to send completed form 8962 and a copy of my 1095-A form. I called once I received letter and was told I needed to submit proof of my health insurance. I started to get the paperwork together but then I moved and lost all my tax paperwork. I was getting a refund and don't know what to do. I tried to get copies of my paperwork from insurance company but wasn't able to. What do I do? Am I going to get into trouble with the IRS?

[Critter]

Your return will continue to be on hold until the IRS gets the required information they need.  Contact the ACA here to get another copy of the 1095-A mailed out to you :  1/800-318-2596

[Lacevas]

Is it too late now?

[DoninGA]

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@Lacevas wrote:

Is it too late now?

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No, it is not to late to send the Form 8962 and the Form 1095-A to the IRS.

Go to this healthcare.gov website for the form 1095-A - https://www.healthcare.gov/tax-form-1095/

See this TurboTax support FAQ for the Form 8962 and the Form 1095-A as requested by the IRS for 2019 - https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/health-care/help/the-irs-is-requesting-form-8962/01/27409

[Lacevas]

Ok thanks. I was able to get a new copy of my 1095-A but my insurance on it ended in October when I got a new job where I got insurance. I have Blue Cross Blue Shield and contacted them and they sent me a Form 1099-HC

[Lacevas]

Also where do I send this paperwork once I've filled it out?