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In your California return you will come to the question:
Did you have health insurance coverage in 2020?
Were you enrolled in any of these less common plans in 2020?
Answer: Yes
What type of plan were you enrolled in?
Answer: Covered California plan (3895)
Did you receive For 3895 for your health insurance plan?
Answer: Yes. I did receive Form 3895
Let’s get the info from your 3895 form
Fill in the form. If there is a zero in a field leave it blank in TurboTax.
Effective January 1, 2020, a new state law requires California residents to maintain qualifying health insurance throughout the year. ... Individuals who fail to maintain qualifying health insurance will owe a penalty unless they qualify for an exemption.
I'm having trouble proceeding past this form. do you know what would cause an error?
There Turbo Tax box for the Marketplace-assigned policy number says to use the last 15 Characters however this number is only 8 numbers. maybe this is the conflicting information?
the 1095-A has a 26 number policy number though.
also i wish something would be highlighted so i know what was the error.
thank you in advance.
Both 1095-A and CA 3895 allow 15 characters for the marketplace assigned policy umber
Both 1095-A and CA 3895 allow unlimited characters for Box 1 - Marketplace Identifier
If the program is not letting you input all of the numbers, then use a browser and clear browsing data for all time before signing into TurboTax.
Here's my issue.
I received both a 1095-A for Federal and a FTB 3895 for CA.
I enter my 1095-A info on the federal portion no issues. When I get to the state part it asks me if I had health care coverage. I say yes and ask if I received a 3895 form. I say yes and fill out that form with exact information I received. It then calculates that I get a 22,800 refund from the state. Never received this kind of refund in the past. It seems like Turbo tax didn't carry over the 1095-A info to the state to show that I received federal assistance as well for health insurance. I called CA Franchise tax board and Covered CA and they seem to think it is aTurbo Tax issue. Is there any software problems with CA turbotax or updates that I didn't get? When I check updates it says I am currently up to date. Any input on this would be appreciated.
Hi Novadog, did you ever receive an answer concerning the glitch for marketplace identifier number: 8 characters v. 15 characters? I'm stuck there too. Thanks for any insights.
SAME ISSUE HERE. CALIFORNIA FORM 3895 CLEARLY SHOWS "MARKETPLACE-ASSIGNED POLICY NUMBER" AS AN 8 DIGIT NUMBER AND TURBO TAX CA STATE FORM IS ASKING FOR A 15 DIGIT NUMBER. WHAT ARE WE SUPPOSED TO DO?
@b292 @musicmafia The 15 digit thing for the 3895 and the 1095-A is an IRS deal. They max out at 15 characters. So if you only have 8 just enter 8.
Here are the IRS instructions for line 2 of the 1095-A-
Line 2. Enter the number the Marketplace assigned to the policy. If the policy number is greater than 15 characters, enter only the last 15 characters.
@zmaneditor I created a California return and am unable to get it to repeat the error. I am going to suggest that you delete your California return and start over, being careful to answer the questions relating to your health insurance.
It is a good idea to first clear your cache and cookies - which means removing all of the temporary programs that can gum up your web browser. If that doesn't work, try using a different web browser.
Here is a link on how to clear your cache and cookies.
I was getting an error on CA-3895 that would not let me proceed. I had to take out the amounts in the Monthly enrollment premiums, SLCSP, and Monthly advanced payment fields and enter them individually by hitting continue and back each time! I could finally go through!
My return has been rejected twice, once for the 3895 and the second time for the 1095-A. All the information for the 3895 has been entered and that didn't resolve the problem. Has anyone filed their taxes successfully without a 1095-A. If so, how?
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