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2019 taxes & the Health Insurance Marketplace®

2019 Marketplace plan without premium tax credits

You must file a federal tax return for 2019 — even if you usually don't file or your income is below the level requiring you to.

1. Get your Form 1095-A, Health Insurance Marketplace® Statement

Find it in your HealthCare.gov account – select your 2019 application, then select "Tax forms" from the menu on the left.
Get help finding your 1095-A.
Don’t file your 2019 taxes until you have an accurate 1095-A.

2. Make sure information on your 1095-A is right — and if not, call us

  • Confirm basic information about health plan and household members on Parts I and II of the form. Contact the Marketplace Call Center if you find an error.
  • If you paid full price for your health plan, Part III, column C should be blank or have the number "0."

3. If you paid full price and are sure you don't qualify for a premium tax credit

You don’t have to fill out or include Form 8962, Premium Tax Credit, when you file your federal taxes. Keep your Form 1095-A with your other tax records.

4. If you paid full price and want to see if you qualify for a premium tax credit based on your final 2019 income

  • Use the Health Coverage Tax Tool to find the premium for the
    that applied to you for 2019. (If you paid full price, this information won’t appear on your 1095-A.)
  • Use this SLCSP figure to fill out Form 8962, Premium Tax Credit (PDF, 110 KB). You'll find out if you qualify for a premium tax credit based on your final 2019 income.
  • If you qualify, your credit will either increase your 2019 refund or reduce your tax owed.

Tax forms and guides:

More than one coverage status?

If you were enrolled in a Marketplace plan without premium tax credits for only part of 2019, or other household members had different coverage, visit these pages for enrollment in:
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