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Letter from IRS
- I filed my taxes I believe in February and was told both my federal and state tax returns were accepted. I received a letter in late March from IRS saying more information was needed to process the return accurately. On paper it said I needed to send completed form 8962 and a copy of my 1095-A form. I called once I received letter and was told I needed to submit proof of my health insurance. I started to get the paperwork together but then I moved and lost all my tax paperwork. I was getting a refund and don't know what to do. I tried to get copies of my paperwork from insurance company but wasn't able to. What do I do? Am I going to get into trouble with the IRS?
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After you file
Your return will continue to be on hold until the IRS gets the required information they need. Contact the ACA here to get another copy of the 1095-A mailed out to you : 1/800-318-2596
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After you file
@Lacevas wrote:
Is it too late now?
No, it is not to late to send the Form 8962 and the Form 1095-A to the IRS.
Go to this healthcare.gov website for the form 1095-A - https://www.healthcare.gov/tax-form-1095/
See this TurboTax support FAQ for the Form 8962 and the Form 1095-A as requested by the IRS for 2019 - https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/health-care/help/the-irs-is-requesting-form-8962/01/27409
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After you file
Ok thanks. I was able to get a new copy of my 1095-A but my insurance on it ended in October when I got a new job where I got insurance. I have Blue Cross Blue Shield and contacted them and they sent me a Form 1099-HC