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- Client has a 1095-A reflecting Insurance through September. Client joined a group plan in October and has a 1095-C. How can a premium credit repayment be avoided?
Client has a 1095-A reflecting Insurance through September. Client joined a group plan in October and has a 1095-C. How can a premium credit repayment be avoided?
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pwms2009
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02-28-2022
02:34 PM
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the 1095-C confirms coverage for the entire year, but 1095-A only though part of the year seems to be causing a credit repayment-
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TaxGuyBill
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02-28-2022
02:50 PM
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Only having it part of the year would not create a repayment. Why do you think that is causing it?
The amount of Advance credit he received is just higher than what he qualifies for (based on his income and family size).
