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neelie13
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07-11-2020
01:57 PM
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I have an exemption number entered on form NJ HCC but the shared responsibility payment is still being calculated and added as a tax. Shouldn't it be zero?
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Ephesians3-14
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07-11-2020
09:00 PM
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Yes, it should exclude the penalty. Don’t you love how we don’t have to deal with this nonsense anymore at the federal level!? What a joke this whole Obamacare thing was. And now Massachusetts and a couple of other states still have that insurance mandate nonsense at the state level.
