Try using the steps below to manually enter your 1099-Q and 1095-C forms.
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To enter Form 1095-C and verify health insurance coverage:
1. Go to the search bar in the top
right and enter "1095-C"
2. Select "Jump to 1095-C"
3.
Proceed to
answer the questions by following the directions below
4. Answer "We All Had Health Insurance Coverage All Year"
or "I'll pick who had it and in which months" (whichever
applies)
5. Answer "No" to "Was anyone enrolled in a
plan from HealthCare.gov or another Marketplace in 2016?" (Unless
someone was, employer coverage is not a marketplace plan)
6. It should then say "That's all we need on your 2016 coverage"
At this point you may proceed to work on the remaining parts of your return,
keeping your 1095-C for your personal records.
If you have a 1095-C, Employer
Provided Health Coverage, the IRS does NOT need any details from this form.
You can keep any 1095-C forms you get from your health insurance company or the
government agency that sponsors your plan for your own records. Just go through
and answer each question accurately.
