New Jersey Health Insurance Mandate
Since Tax Year 2019, the New Jersey Health Insurance Market Preservation Act (HIMPA) requires employers and coverage providers to report health insurance information. You must file Forms 1095-B or 1095-C with the Division of Taxation by March 31 each year. This rule applies to both part-year and full-year New Jersey residents.
Who Must File?
Beginning January 1, 2019, all New Jersey residents must have minimum essential health coverage. Employers and providers are responsible for reporting this coverage. Failure to comply may result in a shared responsibility payment.
Deadline -
Provide each New Jersey enrollee a 1095 health coverage verification form (1095-B or 1095-C) by the IRS deadline.
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File electronically through the Division of Revenue and Enterprise Services MFT SecureTransport.
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The deadline is March 31. Paper filing is not accepted.
Specifications
Provide each New Jersey enrollee a 1095 health coverage verification form (1095-B or 1095-C) by the IRS deadline.
File electronically through the Division of Revenue and Enterprise Services MFT SecureTransport.
The deadline is March 31. Paper filing is not accepted.
New Jersey accepts the same XML file format used for IRS submissions, but it must include only New Jersey residents.
Service Bureau
Call sales at (480) 706-6474 to get started. Sales can provide an individualized quote and send you a secure link to upload data.
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