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Yes. For any month you had Affordable Care Act (ACA) coverage, columns B and C must have a value greater than zero. However, if there was no coverage in a month be sure all the columns (A, B, C) are blank for those months. You may need to backspace/delete in the boxes to ensure there no stray characters.
Even if the form 1095A shows an amount in Column A, go ahead and delete the Column A information for months with blank Columns B and C indicating there was no ACA coverage. You just paid the insurance premium yourself in those months which is not reportable.
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