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AAE
Level 1
04-11-2022
02:32 PM
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I have a client who gave me a 1095-A and they did not receive any credit in advance so they are receiving the premium tax credit for what they paid. However, I am not sure they qualify for the credit since they are able to get coverage through the husband's employer sponsored plan. I don't see an option to remove the credit or to enter that they qualify for an employee sponsored plan. Do I leave the credit as is on their return?
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TaxGuyBill
Level 15
04-11-2022
02:58 PM
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You need to determine if the employer insurance was "affordable" or not.
https://www.irs.gov/instructions/i8962#en_US_2021_publink100013177
If the employer insurance was "affordable", then you enter $0 for the SLCSP.
AAE
Level 1
04-11-2022
03:15 PM
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Ah okay that makes sense. Thank you. I will get more information from my client on this.
AAE
Level 1
04-12-2022
12:31 PM
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How do I determine if coverage was affordable? It is difficult to understand in the instructions.
