If you receive Form 1095-C, don’t worry—you do not need to attach it to your tax return. However, it’s important to review it carefully because it contains information about your health coverage under the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
What to Do With Form 1095-C
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Check the information: Make sure your coverage details are correct.
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Keep the form: Even though you don’t file it with your tax return, you may need it to confirm eligibility for the Premium Tax Credit.
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Verify coverage: If you were covered under your employer’s plan (Form 1095-C) or another provider (Form 1095-B), keep the forms for your records.
Why Form 1095-C Matters
Employers with 50 or more employees must provide Form 1095-C so you can confirm your health coverage. This form helps prove that you had minimum essential coverage during the year.
For businesses handling ACA filings, our 1095-C software makes it easy to create, print, and e-file with the IRS.