No, the only 1095 that must be reported is the 1095-A. Both the 1095-B and 1095-C do not have to be included on your tax return.
Form 1095-B provides information about the individuals in your tax family (yourself, spouse, and dependents) who had certain health coverage (referred to as “minimum essential coverage”) for some or all months during the year. This does not have to be entered on your taxes.
Form 1095-C will indicate your name and the name of your large employer, the months during the prior calendar year when you were eligible for coverage, and the cost of the cheapest monthly premium you could have paid for coverage under your employer's health plan. This also does not have to be included in your tax return.
Some states may ask about health insurance, but the 1095-B does not have to be entered.
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