Here is the link for the Shopping Tool they are talking about at Pennie.
If you were insured you would have to have a number in box A. You can use the tool to find the number for box B, but there is not a tool for you to find box A info. Pennie would have to provide that to you.
If box A is blank, did you have insurance through Pennie for those months?
If so, then you will need to reach back out to Pennie for that information. Box A is your premiums for your insurance. You may also be able to find this number on one of your statements from Pennie.
If you did NOT have insurance through Pennie for the months that have a 0 in them, then you will leave those boxes blank in both column A and B, and only enter numbers in the boxes that have numbers on your 1095-A.
Basically, for the months you had insurance, enter something for A and B. For the months you did not, you will leave those blank.
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