If you received insurance coverage through your employer in 2014, it will be reported in Box 12 of your W-2 Form.
Obamacare – also known as the Affordable Care Act, or the ACA – is a law enacted to ensure that all Americans can afford health insurance. It also requires Americans to have qualified health insurance as of January 1, 2014 through one of the following forms of coverage;
- employer-sponsored plan
- private health insurance company
- government program (ie. Medicare or Medicaid)
- federal or state marketplace (health insurance exchange)
If you received health coverage through your employer, the insurance information that you’ll need to report on your 2014 taxes will be found on your W-2 Form.
If you didn’t receive insurance through your employer and instead were enrolled in the Marketplace during 2014, visit the RapidTax Blog post “ I’m Enrolled in Obamacare Marketplace- How Do I Report it On My Taxes?”.
Reporting Employer-Sponsored Health Coverage on 2014 Taxes
If you received insurance coverage through your employer in 2014, follow these steps;
1. By the end of January 2015, you’ll receive a Form W-2. You may also receive a 1095-C. Hold onto each of these.
2. Your employer is not required to send you Form 1095-C. If they do, you’ll notice your health insurance information listed. You may want to review this form. Next year, you’ll definitely receive one. Continue reading “How do I Report Health Insurance Through My Employer on My Taxes?”