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myerstaxservice
Level 2
02-15-2022
02:35 PM
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Client purchased healthcare and received 1095-A
Client paid all health care premiums from an employer funded retiree health care account
Programming calculating a premium tax credit
Client should not be eligible based on the fact that premiums were paid for with tax free funds
I need assistance to handle that within the programming
Thank you
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The_AntiTax_Man
Level 8
02-16-2022
09:02 AM
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@myerstaxservicel please post the solution when you solve this.
IRonMaN
Level 15
02-16-2022
09:07 AM
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I don't dabble much in this area, but why not report the health care account proceeds as income?
Slava Ukraini!
rbynaker
Level 13
02-16-2022
10:34 AM
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I'm also in the "don't dabble much" club on this. Retirees I've seen who still get health coverage get either a W-2 or 1099 each year for their benefits. Are there any income documents from either the former employer or perhaps a union? I've had a few of these convoluted situations where I've had to follow the money from 1099 to the bank account and everything in between.
