1095 Forms: 1095-a vs. 1095-b vs. 1095-c

Employers may become overwhelmed by health insurance paperwork and reporting responsibilities. Under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), the IRS requires all applicable employers and qualified health plan providers to report information about their health plans and health coverage enrollment using tax Forms 1095 A, B, and C. However, there are different requirements for each of these documents.

Description Form 1095-B The Internal Revenue Code (IRC) Section 6055 outlines the requirements for 1095-B reporting. Form 1095-B must be issued by the

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