I pay monthly out of my paycheck for a Protection HSA plan. I'm confused on what 1095-A form I would need and there is no digital form on my benefits hub.

olivianewell96 · ‎January 27, 2025

DawnC · ‎January 27, 2025

Only taxpayers who are enrolled in Obamacare (have insurance through the Marketplace) will receive a 1095-A. If you have health insurance through an employer, you don't have Obamacare and can skip (Answer NO) the 1095-A questions.

Your HSA contributions should be reported on your W-2, so you don't need any additional entries to report those expenses.

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