In your mailbox, you may have received or will soon receive a 1095 tax form. Different 1095 forms exist, and the form you get depends on how you enrolled in your plan.
Your Sharp Health Plan clients will soon receive their 1095 tax forms. Different 1095 forms exist, and the form that someone receives will depend on how they enrolled in their plan.
Employees who were enrolled in benefits with Sharp Health Plan in 2020 will receive their 1095 tax forms by Jan. 31, 2021.
| If you enrolled in Sharp Health Plan in 2020… | You will receive | In your mailbox from |
| Through Covered California® | Form 1095-A | Covered California |
| By directly purchasing an individual or family plan from Sharp Health Plan | Form 1095-B | Sharp Health Plan, by Jan. 31, 2021 |
| Through your employer (100 employees or fewer) | Form 1095-B | Sharp Health Plan, by Jan. 31, 2021 |
| Through your employer (101+ employees) | Form 1095-B
and
Form 1095-C | Sharp Health Plan by Jan. 31, 2021
Your employer |
| If they enrolled in Sharp Health Plan in 2020… | They will receive | In their mailbox from |
| Through Covered California® | Form 1095-A | Covered California |
| By directly purchasing an individual or family plan from Sharp Health Plan | Form 1095-B | Sharp Health Plan, by Jan. 31, 2021 |
| Through their employer (100 employees or fewer) | Form 1095-B | Sharp Health Plan, by Jan. 31, 2021 |
| Through their employer (101+ employees) | Form 1095-B &
and
Form 1095-C | Sharp Health Plan by Jan. 31, 2021
Their employer |
Your 1095 form verifies you had “minimum essential health coverage” during 2020. Please keep this form for your records. You may need to reference or submit the form for your state tax return as part of California’s Minimum Essential Coverage Individual Mandate.
These forms verify your clients had “minimum essential health coverage” in 2020. Although they are not required to submit their 1095 form to the IRS when they file their taxes, they should keep it as part of their tax records.
These forms verify that your employees had “minimum essential health coverage” in 2020. Although your employees will not be required to submit their 1095 forms to the IRS when they file their taxes, they should keep them as part of their
tax records.
Please note that if your employees had insurance for part of the year through Covered California, another employer or another carrier, they may receive multiple 1095 forms.