Information on the announcement of the Supreme Court of the United States that it will hear arguments in King v. Burwell regarding Premium Tax Credits under the Affordable Care Act

 

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Update as of June 25, 2015:

The Supreme Court decision on June 25 upheld the availability of premium tax credits under the Affordable Care Act in every state.  In other words, nothing has changed and tax credits remain available.  Individuals do not need to take any action or make any changes in response to the announcement by the Supreme Court. If you have any additional questions, please visit HealthCare.gov. For answers to questions about the premium tax credit, you can find more information at IRS.gov/aca.

November 2014:

It’s important for individuals receiving advance payments of the premium tax credit to know that at this time, nothing has changed and tax credits remain available. Whether enrolled in coverage through a federally-run or state-run Health Insurance Exchange, also known as a Marketplace, individuals do not need to take any additional action or make any changes in response to the announcement by the Supreme Court. We will provide any updates on IRS.gov/aca.

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