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Level 2
January 28, 2022
Question

second 1095A form after already filing?

  • January 28, 2022
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I received my 1095 A form that had amounts in the columns for Jan-April and filed my taxes. A few days after I filed them I received a second 1095 A form with amounts in the columns for May-December. What will happen now? What should I do? 

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ColeenD3
Level 15
January 28, 2022

You will have to amend your return. 

 

  1. Sign in to TurboTax
  1. Scroll down to Your tax returns and documents, select 2021, then Amend (change) your return
    • If you only see the option to amend 2020 or earlier, it's because you can't amend an unfiled 2021 return. Instead, select Pick up where you left off so you can make any changes before you file
  2. Carefully follow the instructions to amend
bboutteAuthor
Level 2
January 28, 2022

It was already accepted by the IRS and turbo tax is telling me I will have to wait until the tax amend form is ready to be able to amend it. I also did some research on it and it says that I have to wait until I receive the funds then amend, but I do not think they will approve it because of this mistake so I'm thinking I will have to wait on a letter from the IRS.

Level 13
January 28, 2022

This is a very common thing to happen and the IRS has a process to handle it. It is most likely that they will notice the difference between the 1095-A information in the return and what they receive from Healthcare.gov. Then they will send it to research and you should receive a letter asking you to send them more information directly to the department handling the research. Then they would process the return normally.

If they do not notice the difference and process your return, you can use TurboTax to amend the return but please wait until they have deposited your refund so you know they have completed the original return.

 

This TurboTax Help article has instructions for responding if you receive IRS letter 12C asking for more information about your 1095-AResponding to IRS Letter 12C