APTC suspension causing CA premium assistance to be too high?

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April 15, 2021
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I have a return where income exceeds 401% (468%) of poverty on federal return with what would normally be a repayment of 100% of 1095-A premium assistance. With the suspension of the repayment by IRS all the 8962 calculation fields are blank (since the 8962 no longer applies?). The CA PAS form 3849 is treating it like there was no federal premium assistance and creating a massive state PAS refundable "credit". This does not seem correct, and there seems to be no way to override fields on the 3849.

Any help is appreciated.

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Just-Lisa-Now-

Intuit Community Champion

Excluding the payback on the federal, shouldnt change the income or the CA figures.
Ive had several people with large Fed APTC paybacks but large CA net PTC credits (even before the payback exclusion)....Im not quite sure I understand how they can have the figures so far off like that.

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KAPtaxAuthor

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Thanks Lisa. CA is treating it as if there were no federal assistance on the CA worksheet (Form 3849, line 11-D Annual federal PTC is zero - which is technically correct I guess.) It seems to me that since the repayment does not apply, federal calculations have been suppressed on the 8962 and the software is not pulling over what would normally be the federal calculations.

Software is also calculating 100% of the premiums before assistance as deductible SE premiums, which does not seem correct either.

Just-Lisa-Now-

Intuit Community Champion

There is an issue with the SEHI and the APTC, I believe an update will be needed for that.

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