Health insurance and your taxes
If you had Marketplace coverage at any point in 2023 and got the premium tax credit, here’s what you need to know about filing your federal taxes.
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Now that you’re covered, know how to use your insurance!
Get the most out of your Marketplace coverage with answers to some common questions, like how to use your coverage and what’s covered.
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It’s tax season! Check your mail for Form 1095-A
Did someone in your household have a Marketplace plan in 2023? When you file your taxes, you’ll need Form 1095-A, Health Insurance Marketplace® Statement. This form comes from the Marketplace, not the IRS.
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Explore your health care options after Open Enrollment
Marketplace Open Enrollment for health coverage in 2024 ended January 15. If you missed the Open Enrollment window, you might still have options for health coverage for the rest of the year.
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Your health coverage options
You may qualify for a Special Enrollment Period to get coverage or change plans if:
- Your income falls within a certain range
- You had a qualifying life event, like losing health coverage, getting married, having or adopting a baby, or moving
If eligible, you can enroll in Marketplace coverage for the rest of the year outside the annual Open Enrollment Period.
You can also apply for health coverage through Medicaid or the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) any time if you’re eligible.
- These free or low-cost health programs cover hospital stays, doctor services, prescription drugs, and more for children and qualifying adults.
- Get more information on these programs.
Now that Open Enrollment is over, learn more about coverage options for the rest of the year.
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Going once, going twice…Open Enrollment ends soon!
The clock is ticking for you to get health coverage for 2024. Open Enrollment for Marketplace health plans ends January 16. Coverage starts February 1.
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Going once, going twice…Open Enrollment ends soon!
The clock is ticking for you to get health coverage for 2024. Open Enrollment for Marketplace health plans ends January 16. Coverage starts February 1.
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Don’t miss out – get coverage for this year!
Time is running out – your window to apply for, renew, or change your Marketplace plan for 2024 coverage ends on January 15.
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Not sure where to start?
If you’re new to HealthCare.gov, create an account and check out some helpful tips about the Marketplace.
Already have a plan?
Whether you want to keep your current plan or are looking for a new one, it’s important to log in and update any income or household changes so you get the right savings. You may also discover new plans that better fit your needs.
Don’t miss out – make sure you’re covered today.
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To begin your coverage, make sure you pay your monthly premium
To start your new 2024 Marketplace coverage, pay the first premium. This is the amount you pay every month to the health insurance company to keep your coverage.
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Beat the deadline! Open Enrollment ends in 1 month
Act now — don’t miss the January 16 deadline to apply for, re-enroll in, or change 2024 health insurance. This holiday season, give yourself the peace of mind that comes with taking care of your health.
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Important deadlines to know
- January 16, 2024: Deadline to apply for and enroll in 2024 coverage.
- February 1, 2024: Coverage starts.
Apply & enroll now
- New to HealthCare.gov? Create an account to fill out an application for the first time.
- Have 2023 Marketplace coverage? Log in to update your application, compare plans, and enroll or renew for 2024.
Don’t miss your chance!
If you miss the deadline, you may have to wait until next year to get coverage. You can only enroll in or change your health plan for 2024 after January 16 if you qualify for a Special Enrollment Period.
Get help now if you have questions or need help applying.
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Don’t delay: Sign up by Dec 15 for coverage that starts Jan 1!
Time is running out. The December 15 deadline to apply, re-enroll, or make changes for Marketplace coverage that starts January 1 is approaching fast. Act now to avoid any gaps in coverage.
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