Where do I enter a 1095-C form?

[MayaD]

You don't need to report form 1095-C Employer-Provided Health Insurance Offer and Coverage on your return. Just keep it for your record.

[astronomer127ed]

can I deduct the money I contributed towards my health insurance?

[Mike9241]

provide more details because if cover by your employer what's deducted from your paycheck may reduce your taxable wages. then there is no deduction. if see;f employed they may be deductible as self-employed health insurance. 

on the other hand, if you get a w-2, but pay your insurance outside of your employment, thee it would likely be a schedule A medical expense. 

[JoannaB2]

No  The premiums for company health insurance are non-tax deductible. Employers take out premium payments from your payroll on a pre-tax basis, therefore, your employee contributions were already taking advantage of the tax-savings and can't be deducted on your taxes. At the end of the year, employers send form 1095-C as proof of health insurance coverage.

On the other hand, Cobra insurance is a health plan that allows you to continue employer-sponsored insurance coverage even if you no longer work for that company. Premiums for COBRA insurance are tax deductible, as they are paid entirely by you on an after-tax basis.