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January 25, 2025
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1095-B

  • January 25, 2025
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I just received a 1095-B form from medicaid last year. On the paper it says to make sure I include this with my federal return. When I filed my taxes, I just googled quickly if Medicaid required a 1095 and it said no so I thought I was in the clear. Wrong I guess. It’s not letting me amend my return at the moment. What do I do? 

    Best answer by xmasbaby0

    You do not enter a 1095B on your tax return.   You only enter a 1095A if you have marketplace health insurance from healthcare.gov.   When the software asked if you had a 1095A you should have said NO to that question.

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    xmasbaby0Answer
    Employee
    January 25, 2025

    You do not enter a 1095B on your tax return.   You only enter a 1095A if you have marketplace health insurance from healthcare.gov.   When the software asked if you had a 1095A you should have said NO to that question.

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    DoninGA
    Employee
    January 25, 2025

    A Form 1095-B is not reported on a tax return so there is no need for you to amend. 

     

    Only the Form 1095-A is required to be entered on a tax return.  That 1095-A is from one of the Marketplace exchanges or from healthcare.gov.