
The New York Times also reported that people “who overcame the challenges of Healthcare.gov and succeeded in buying health insurance under the Affordable Care Act last year now face a new set of hurdles in the form of daunting tax forms.” The article offers tips for taxpayers navigating the ACA’s new requirements, noting that those with employer-based health insurance or Medicare or Medicaid coverage will only have to check a box on Form 1040. People who qualify for an exemption from coverage will “need to fill out Form 8965.”
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