Health Care Tax Tips - February 2016

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Individuals May Get New Health Care Information Forms This Year

Health Care Tax Tip 2016-13, February 2, 2016

Averaging Full-time and Full-time Equivalent Employees and Why it Matters

Health Care Tax Tip 2016-14, February 3, 2016

How to Determine if You Can Claim the Premium Tax Credit

Health Care Tax Tip 2016-15, February 4, 2016

Obtaining and Claiming a Health Coverage Exemption

Health Care Tax Tip 2016-16, February 9, 2016

ACA and Employers: How Seasonal Workers Affect Your ALE Status

Health Care Tax Tip 2015-34, June 3, 2015

Reporting Health Coverage on IRS Tax Forms

Health Care Tax Tip 2016-18, February 11, 2016

Find Out More about Income-Based Health Coverage Exemptions

Health Care Tax Tip 2016-19, February 16, 2016

Understanding the Small Business Health Care Tax Credit

Health Care Tax Tip 2016-20, February 17, 2016

Health Care Law Affects 2015 Tax Returns - Tax Help Available

Health Care Tax Tip 2016-21, February 18, 2016

Form 1095-B: What You Need to Do with this Form

Get answers to questions on what to do with Form 1095-B, Health Coverage, if you are enrolled in coverage through an insurance or self-insured provider.

Form 1095-C: What You Need to Do with this Form

Get answers to questions on what to do with Form 1095-C, Employer-Provided Health Insurance Offer and Coverage Insurance.

Form 1095-A: What You Need to Do with this Form

Health Care Tax Tip 2016-24, February 25, 2016

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