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When he gets to that section, he should check the type of insurance, probably Private health insurance. The next screen will ask for more detail. Since there is no 1099-HC, list the information shown on his insurance card.
There is no Federal ID# or EIN on my health insurance card, when I input the information from my health insurance card i get the error invalid EIN
If you are in MA, you should have receive a form 1099-HC. This form is a Massachusetts tax document which provides proof of health insurance coverage for Massachusetts residents. You need to enter the information from your 1099-HC not from your insurance card.
I did not receive a 1099-HC because I am on my parent's (not located in MA) insurance as a dependent. I am a MA resident
I see. That is why you are entering information from your insurance card.
You will get an error when completing the Mass return. Unless you contact the Insurance Company and get their Federal ID number, you will not be able to file your state return. It will need to be printed and mailed.
I can leave it blank, but it came back as an issue when I did smart check. It does allow me to continue and file without it. Was not sure if it would come back as another issue later when they are filed/would have to amend.
It might. Massachusetts may or may not process it as is. If it is rejected you will receive a letter in the mail. If they are able to enter the EIN for you then you'll be ok. You'll know depending on whether you receive your refund or get a letter in the mail.
I have this issue also. Does anyone know if MA will reject because of lack of EIN number for Health Care Carrier?
Possibly. If your 1099-HC does not have the required information needed to file your state tax return, you will need to contact them to obtain the correct EIN so you can electronically file your return. If they are unable to provide this information, and your electronic filing does not go through, you will need to mail your return in.
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