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No , you don’t- if you mean within the Healthcare/ “Obamacare” section of Turbo Tax.
If you have Medicaid, a State Medicaid-equivalent plan, Medicare, supplemental insurance, or insurance through your job or retirement plan, you only need to indicate that you had insurance all year (or list the months that you did). You are covered, and not through the Affordable Care Act’s Marketplace, so the government doesn’t need any additional information from you. Neither does Turbo Tax.
When you get to Healthcare question "Were you enrolled in any of these less common plans in 2016?", you respond with a NO. If you had insurance all year, that would be the only piece of information reported under the Healthcare section of Turbo Tax.
Remember to visit the Medical Expenses section within Deductions and Credits, in case your premiums and other medical costs lower your tax liability.
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