No Market place health insurance and tax return

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April 24, 2024
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What if I don’t have marketplace health insurance do federal and state penalize me in my tax return filing?

Best answer by DoninGA

There is no requirement to report having health insurance on your federal tax return. Your state may have different requirements.

If you did not have state Marketplace Exchange health insurance, then where asked if you received a Form 1095-A your answer should be NO.

DoninGAAnswer

Employee

There is no requirement to report having health insurance on your federal tax return. Your state may have different requirements.

If you did not have state Marketplace Exchange health insurance, then where asked if you received a Form 1095-A your answer should be NO.

JulieS

No, there's no federal penalty for not having health insurance. Some states do still have the penalty, so you may see it on your state return only.

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xmasbaby0

Employee

No, there is no penalty for not having marketplace health insurance. If you do not have that kind of health insurance you just say NO to the question about it and move on.

There is no federal penalty at all for not having health insurance. There are several states in which not having any kind of health insurance at all can cause you to owe a penalty. These are CA, DC, MA, NJ and RI

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dianthesmith

I need to add my 1095 A