Yes, TurboTax is in the process of adding this feature. Please see the following:
The IRS
announced on February 15, 2017 that they will immediately begin accepting
returns that do not include health insurance information. This action resulted
from a recent executive order aimed at reducing the burden on taxpayers.
This IRS action
covers both e-filed and paper (mailed) returns.
Keep in mind, this
executive order to repeal the Affordable Care Act does not change the current
ACA rules that are in place, and taxpayers are still required to follow current
ACA law.
- You may receive follow-up
questions and correspondence from the IRS if you file a return that
doesn’t indicate your health coverage status.
What this Means for TurboTax Users
Starting March 2,
you can e-file or paper file your return without indicating if you had
healthcare coverage last year. We just need a short time to add this feature to
TurboTax.
This applies whether
you are using TurboTax Online (or the Mobile App) or TurboTax CD/Download
software.
- We will ask about your health
insurance information, but you will have the option to bypass those
questions.
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