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I am asking from two different angles.    1) The premium for January 2026 coverage will be paid in December 2025.  2) I received an aca tax credit that I now believe will be reduced when I file my taxes. Will I be able to then claim the difference that I will essentially be billed at tax time? Ex: Premiums actually paid in 2025 for 2025 coverage total $1000 and the Excess advance PTC repayment on form 8962 is $1000.... would you claim $1000 or $2000 on 7206?

If a family arrived in USA 2 months ago. initially stayed in maryland and obtained maryland driving license.  Got a job in maryland. However, they just got an accommodation in Virginia. Which address should be used on W4 form? Thank you 

My parents moved to Switzerland when I was a teen. My mom is American, my step-dad is Swiss. He adopted me a few years later, resulting in my dual citizenship. I went through my education there and worked for 23 years before moving back to the US for a job in education when I was 46.  Although I am almost 67 now, I still work and pay into Teacher Retirement. I started receiving my Swiss retirement when I turned 65. I consulted a couple CPA firms to see where I stood regarding the taxation of that Swiss retirement, mentioning the treaty that was in place. They both said that it wasn't taxable here, so I haven't included it in my last 2 returns. Now, I'm questioning that decision and their response, so the question remains. Is it taxable, and if so, what are my options? Thanks for your assistance!