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If your health insurance came from the marketplace-- aka healthcare.gov-----aka Affordable Care Act---aka "Obamacare" then yes, you must enter a 1095A.    If you did not have marketplace health insurance, then you will not have a 1095A to enter.  When it asks about it say NO and just move on.    You do not ever enter a 1095B or 1095C.

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Level 15
January 20, 2026

Expert Reviewed

If your health insurance came from the marketplace-- aka healthcare.gov-----aka Affordable Care Act---aka "Obamacare" then yes, you must enter a 1095A.    If you did not have marketplace health insurance, then you will not have a 1095A to enter.  When it asks about it say NO and just move on.    You do not ever enter a 1095B or 1095C.

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Level 15
January 20, 2026

You'll receive a form 1095-A if during 2025 you had a Marketplace (Obamacare) health insurance policy.

 

In this case, you have to enter it in your tax return by following these steps:

 

  1. In TurboTax Online, open your return
  2. Click on Search (magnifying glass icon) at the top right of your screen
  3. In the Search box, enter form 1095-A and click on the magnifying glass icon
  4. In the search result box, click on Jump to form 1095-A
  5. TurboTax will take you directly to the section where you can start entering your form 1095-A.
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