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Health Coverage in Massachusetts
My son is living in Massachusetts, but is covered under my insurance. I live in New York. All I have a is a 1095-C which does list him as covered. But, we have no 1095-HC. How does he file is his Massachusetts return without the 1095-HC?
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Health Coverage in Massachusetts
Only the 1095-A needs to be entered on your return from insurance purchased through the marketplace. If you received a different 1095 form, such as one from employer benefits, you do not need to enter anything on your return. It is for your records only.
The 1095-HC is only sent for plans in MassHealth. If he was covered through your employer, he will not receive 1095-HC. He just needs to indicate that he had minimum essential coverage on his Massachusetts return.
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From my back and forth with him, it sounds like turbo tax for Massachusetts only supports entry of the 1095-HC and wouldn't let him do electronic submission of the return.
thanks for your help!!!
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For his MA tax return, enter the insurance company name and your subscriber number, but leave the federal identification number blank. Check the box "I didn't receive a 1099-HC from this insurance company".
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