No. The 1095-C confirms an offer of coverage. If you had...

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.

Trying to delete my state return. Clicked the the garbage can and it took me to Let's Confirm You Want to Start Over. The Instructions says Click Yes. Does not offer yes

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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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