We can help you with either a “subsidized” or “unsubsidized” health insurance plan.

To find out if you qualify for a Government Subsidy and to Begin Enrollment, click the blue button below.

Your income will be checked with the IRS records or a Federal Database, so if you claim a certain income, the Exchange will check with the IRS of your past years’ income tax records – before you get approved for a subsidy.

Individuals and families will state their income based on their “MAGI” (Modified Adjusted Gross Income).  That information will then be verified through the IRS against your previous tax returns.  If the stated income on the application is more than 10% lower than what the IRS shows, the State will require the individual to prove their income within 90 days, but you’ll still get enrolled.  Your financial information is run through a Data Services Hub (a tool the government is using to verify applicant information and income for the “Advanced Premium Tax Credits”) to see if you qualify for a subsidy.

BE CAREFUL HERE!!!  You do not want to understate your income or you could end up owing money to the IRS.  For example, if your premiums are $1,000/month and you get an Advanced Premium Tax Credit of $800/month and you only have to pay $200/month.  When you do your taxes and file your tax return each year, the Government will check your income.  IF you were only supposed to have received an Advanced Tax Credit of $700/month instead of $800/month, you’ll owe the IRS an extra $100/month X 12 months equals $1,200 or a portion of the overage, depending on your Federal Poverty Level.

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