I have a form 5498-SA, and a 1095-C form, both for health care. Do I need to import this information?

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No.

The 1095-C confirms an offer of coverage. If you had health insurance, you just check off that you did. The 1095-C form doesn't get entered anywhere.

Go to Federal Taxes- Health Insurance to report that you were covered by insurance.

The 5498-SA just verifies an HSA contribution. If you made contributions through your employer, that's already accounted for via the Code W in Box 12 of your W2. A 5498-SA is also not literally keyed in anywhere.

Schedule C worksheet under Health insurance, below Expense finder Import-Health Insurance, there is a shaded line with Import-Health Insurance. I couold not type anything in it. It shows an error in there. Can anyone help?

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I have a form 5498-SA, and a 1095-C form, both for health care. Do I need to import this information?

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