You are receiving the credit because based on your income you were eligible for more than you received in advance and because you actually paid premiums that were not all covered by the premium tax credit.
The Premium Tax Credit is based on your final income for the year. This means you likely made a little bit less than you estimated. If you would have made more than you estimated then you would likely have to pay a portion of the credit back.
There are no future tax implications for getting this additional amount as each tax year is handled and calculated separately.
Yes, it is added to the amount you are getting back from the government.
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