Last year I had an AGI that was around 150% of the federal poverty line. I had a 1095-A form last year where I put the correct info in columns A and B, and put 0 in column C because I did not pay anything in advance. I got a huge refund from the 1095-A form, However, this year, my AGI is less than it was last year and I have the same situation with the 1095-A form where I had info for columns A and B, but 0 for C. However, I did not get a refund for the 1095-A form this year. Why is this the case and what, if anything, am I doing wrong? Thanks
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It does not sound like you did anything wrong it is really impossible to tell without knowing more details about your return. You said you got a huge refund for your 2023 PTC that may have been incorrect, but there is no way to tell without examining your 2023 tax return information.
If you have questions about your Premium Tax Credit (PTC) or Form 1095-A, you should contact your Marketplace directly.
You can also call the IRS Healthcare Hotline for ACA questions at 800-919-0452.
These "changes in circumstances" can significantly affect your credit include:
If you had any of these changes, that may be the cause of the loss of your premium tax credit in 2024.
Click here for "Where do I enter my 1095-A?"
Click here for additional information on Form 1095-A Health Insurance Marketplace Statement.
Click here for additional information on the Premium Tax Credit.
Click here for "Questions and answers on the Premium Tax Credit"
Click here for "Premium Tax Credit: Claiming the credit and reconciling advance credit payments"
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