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 \nImportant Tax Reminder-Report Advanced Premium Tax Credits(APTC)with  \nFederal Taxes  \nBe sure to remind customers that if they had coverage through Pennie in 2023,they must report anyfinancial help on their federal 2023 tax form!Customers can use the 1095-A form sent by Pennie tocomplete federal tax form 8962.  \nPennie sent Form 1095-A to all customers enrolled in coverage during the 2023 plan year.Copies of the 1095A were sent to each customers'secure Pennie inbox by January 31st,2024,and customers who elected a paper version of the form were also sent a copy viamail.  \nThis form is used by customers to report in their 2023 federal taxes the amount of financialhelp they received through Form 8962.  \n·If a customer received too much APTC in 2023 due to underestimating theirincome,then they will owe back the extra to the IRS.  \n·If a customer received too little APTC due to overestimating income,they willreceive additional tax credits on their 2023 tax return.  \nAPTC must be reported at tax time.Customers may be at risk of losing financial help in thefuture if they do not report their APTC on their federal tax forms.  \nFor more details on how to read each of the fields on the 1095A,please go to          \nDeadlines to Submit Documents -Help Enrollees Stay Covered!  \nPennie is required by federal law to verify information on a customer's application against trusteddata sources.Any information that can be automatically verified results in a smoother applicationprocess for consumers.When information cannot be electronically verified,customers need to submitdocumentation for the information provided in the application.This is referred to as a Data MatchingInconsistencies(DMIs).  \n·Customers must submit documents by the deadline or they will lose financial help orcoverage.Most deadlines for those who applied during Open Enrollment are inFebruary through May -be sure to check in with any customers with DMIs to makesure they submit documents on time.  \n·The most common DMIs are for income,citizenship/immigrations status,and having otherCoverage.  \n·The eligibility notice and account information will have details about a DMI if it exists.Individuals must take action to submit documents by the deadline.  \n·Brokers and Assisters are notified of any customers that need to submit documentation via thedaily book of business summary report.  \no Since eligibility is determined at the individual level,most DMIs are applicable to aspecific person not the entire household.An important exception is income since incomeis for the entire household.Therefore,an income DMI will be generated for the primarytax filer but the entire household's income is the inconsistency.  \nDuplicate Coverage Checks -Important for Impacted Customers  \nAct Now!The Periodic Data Matching(PDM)process ran last week.Thisprocess ensures customers enrolled in Pennie coverage and receivingAPTC/CSR are not also enrolled in Medicaid,CHIP,or Medicare,and thatthey are not recently deceased.Anyone enrolled in Medicare or Medicaidshould terminate their Pennie coverage.If a customer is identified ashaving other coverage through this process,but they do not actuallyhave that coverage,they must submit documents to Pennie.Additionally,anyone incorrectly identified as deceased must submitdocuments to Pennie.  \nCustomers have 30 days to submit the required documents to ","cbCaie4jeWXXLRm8","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaie4jeWXXLRm8","pdf",7095990,"English","# The Future of Pennie Community Workgroup\n## Important Tax Reminder - Report Advanced Premium Tax Credits (APTC) with Federal Taxes\n## Deadlines to Submit Documents - Help Enrollees Stay Covered!\n## Duplicate Coverage Checks - Important for Impacted Customers\n## Enroll via Path to Pennie","[{\"question\":\"How should customers report Advanced Premium Tax Credits (APTC) if they had coverage through Pennie in 2023?\",\"answer\":\"Customers must report any financial help on their federal 2023 tax form. 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