Yes, you should remove Form 8889 since it does not apply to you, meaning you do not have a Health Savings Account (HSA). Other information is posted for your convenience and information.
Your tax return is missing Form 1095-A entries and the IRS records indicate that someone listed on the tax return (taxpayer, spouse, or a dependent) had Affordable Care Act (ACA) health insurance at some point during 2021. The health exchanges, including HealthCare.gov or an applicable Health Insurance Marketplace, are required to mail Form 1095-A on 1/31/22 to anyone who had ACA healthcare-plan coverage for any period in 2021, you need to receive their form soon.
The IRS records indicate that someone listed on your customer’s tax return had an ACA health insurance plan at some point during 2021. Your customer may need to contact the Marketplace if they feel they’ve incorrectly received this e-file rejection.
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