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Freddie

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1. Employers file a form called a 1095

Reply to LizBeth (Original post)

Fri Dec 17, 2021, 03:01 PM

Dec 2021

Which lists if “affordable” (based on % of income) coverage is available, if the employee takes such coverage, and if so, the names and SS#s of any dependents enrolled. It also notes if the employee declines coverage or is ineligible due to not working enough hours or termination.

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What are the odds of Feds finding out employer offers HC while employee uses ACA instead? [View all] LizBeth Dec 2021 OP

Employers file a form called a 1095 Freddie Dec 2021 #1

But are they really crossed checked? I know with amount it is easy enough to do LizBeth Dec 2021 #2

Very good question Freddie Dec 2021 #3

IRS signals it is cross-checking employer information dalton99a Dec 2021 #4

Some things to keep in mind.... walkingman Dec 2021 #5