The 2014 tax filing season is upon us. This year, for the first time, taxpayers may encounter IRS Form 8965 — “Health Coverage Exemptions (and instructions for figuring your shared ...

Taxpayers can use the 2015 Form 8965 to apply for exemptions from the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) individual coverage mandate for the 2015 coverage year. In August ...

Individual and families will use Form 8965 to claim some exemptions from the PPACA individual health insurance coverage mandate for 2015 and to notify the IRS of the existence of exemptions ...

You're all done with this question: leave the dollar column blank and do not need to attach form 8965. If you are not required to file a tax return, you are considered exempt from the shared ...

They qualify for exemptions from the health care law. These individuals will explain their exemption status on Form 8965, Health Coverage Exemptions. ACA exemptions are granted for individuals who ...

In that case, you'll have to file Form 8965, which allows you to claim an exemption from the requirement to have insurance or calculate your penalty for the months that you weren't covered.

Editor's note: In addition to the update below, this post has been updated to clarify who must file IRS form 8965. September 22 Update: In another ACA-related development, on September 19 the ...

If you did not have coverage it’s possible to escape the penalty by qualifying for one of 19 exemptions, most of which can be claimed by filing IRS Form 8965. Because there were so many problems ...

Those who are not otherwise insured and who wish to claim an exemption from the shared responsibility penalty will have to file tax form 8965. Those who received advance premium tax credits ...

Yet another new form, 8965, awaits other taxpayers. This is the form that will have to be submitted by those who claim an exemption from the requirement to have health insurance. It also will be ...