He put "NO" on both line 9 and 10 meaning he didn't allocate policy amounts with me. He told me he got an extra $315 because of that. What do I put on mine? Do I also put "NO" on line 9 and 10 or do I put "YES" on line 9 and enter his social and put 0's on line 30 e,f, and g since he already got money back? Kind of confused don't want to mess up.
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If he took 100% then you get 0% of the allocation.... and the program will complete that confusing form for you ....
If you have received a letter from the IRS asking for form 8962, form 1095-A, and a recalculated form 1040, page 2, please check which tax year the letter references. If your letter does not specifically ask for a recalculated page 2 of your 1040, you may disregard that part of the directions. You will only need to provide what the IRS has requested in their letter.
Because you purchased your health insurance through Healthcare.gov or a state marketplace, Form 8962, Premium Tax Credit (PTC) should have been included in your return. It’s used to calculate the amount of your Premium Tax Credit and reconcile any advance payments you received to help pay your health insurance premium.
The IRS believes you should have gotten a 1095-A so if you didn't get your 1095-A from the ACA Marketplace then you need to contact them for a duplicate copy or to find out if you were supposed to get one at all ... one may have been issued by mistake ... they are open 24/7 ... https://www.healthcare.gov/contact-us/
We’ll help you complete this form with Turbo Tax and you do not have to submit an amendment, just print off and return the forms the letter specified. If the letter is for tax year 2016, follow the directions below. If the letter is for tax year 2015 or 2014, please click on the link at the bottom.
1. Form 8962, Premium Tax Credit
2. Copy of your Form 1095-A, Health Insurance Marketplace Statement
3. A copy of the IRS letter that you received.
4. (If you letter asks for it) Form 1040 or 1040A – make sure to sign and date Page 2 of the Form 1040 or 1040A
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