In the federal healthcare section you would just need to indicate that you had healthcare coverage but it was not through healthcare.gov or another Marketplace. You will want to keep your 1095-C with your other tax documents in case the IRS request more verification of your health coverage.
If you did not receive Form(s) MA 1099-HC, check the box to indicate you didn't receive a 1099-HC, and enter the name of your insurance company (or administrator) and your subscriber number or member ID.
This information should be on your insurance card.
I did not receive from 1099-HC but only a 1095-C. I am new in the US and did not realised that I could find my subscriber number on my insurance card. I thought I do not have one as I do not have 1099-HC. I therefore entered 'NA' as my subscriber number, and filed my tax returns already. Now that I realised that I do have a subscriber number. How do I amend this piece of information?
In the federal healthcare section you would just need to indicate that you had healthcare coverage but it was not through healthcare.gov or another Marketplace. You will want to keep your 1095-C with your other tax documents in case the IRS request more verification of your health coverage.
If you did not receive Form(s) MA 1099-HC, check the box to indicate you didn't receive a 1099-HC, and enter the name of your insurance company (or administrator) and your subscriber number or member ID.
This information should be on your insurance card.
There is no box for subscriber number or member ID on a 1095-C. A 1095-C is issued by an ALE MEMBER employer and NOT an insurance company. In my MA State form, it specifically asks for a 1099-HC and no other.
If you did not receive Form(s) MA 1099-HC, check the box to indicate you didn't receive a 1099-HC, and enter the name of your insurance company (or administrator) and your subscriber number or member ID.
This information should be on your insurance card