Do I Need a1095 form for Medicaid?


In the year of 2014 I was enrolled in NYS Medicaid. Will I need a 1095-A form to file my taxes for the 2015 tax season?

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I have had Medicaid since I have been on SSI, I have never had to file taxes because of my disability, my question is will I be able to receive a stimulus check or am I eligible

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My kids all had medicaid the whole year from government public assistant for tax year 2019 do i need a 1095 form or 8962 tax credit form filled out.

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No. You don’t need an 1095 or 8962 for Medicaid, only for marketplace tax credits.

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How and where do I obtain a 1095 for the months received Medicaid while out of work in 2018?

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This is a good question, Medicaid should send a 1095-B to you and the IRS. If you did not get it, try contacting your state Medicaid department and following up.

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Good Day

I would like to find out who do I contact in reference to the 1095-A for a person who was enrolled in Maryland medicaid.

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I had Rhode Island Medicaid as of April of last year because I turned 26 on April 15th. My parents did not me this year on their taxes. Do I need a 1095-A to do my taxes? I made less than $2500.00 last year and the year before.

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Your parents actually need to claim you for the months you were on the plan so they can adjust tax credits from what I understand.

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