Form 1095 is actually composed of three different forms that report information regarding your health insurance information. You may receive a 1095-A, 1095-B, or 1095-C.
- Form 1095-A: Issued to individuals who enrolled in a qualified health plan through the Marketplace. It provides information about the coverage, premium amounts, and any advance premium tax credits received. This is the most important Form 1095, as you’ll need to report the information from this form in the “Credits and deductions” section of the filing flow in the app.
- Form 1095-B: Typically sent by health insurance providers, including insurance companies, government-sponsored programs, and self-insured employers. It reports information about the health insurance plan, including the months of coverage. Form 1095-B is used to verify that you and your dependents had the minimum coverage. You don’t need to report it on your return.
- Form 1095-C: This form is provided by an employer. It reports information about the health insurance coverage offered to employees, including the months of coverage and any applicable employer contributions. This form is intended for your records and does not need to be reported when you file your return.