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FRANZ
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03-26-2023
07:34 PM
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My client have a 1095-A (covered period from January 2022 to July 2022) and Form 1095-B (covered period from July 2022 to December 2022). Is it okay in the state tax return to just check in the Healthcare Entry Sheet that they have full coverage?
Thank you so much.
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abctax55
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03-26-2023
08:05 PM
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If you are referring to California, then yes that's all you have to do.
Other states - I don't know.
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