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Employee Age on January 1 is blank

Employee Age on January 1 is blank

Description of Issue

When we print the Employee 1095-C forms, we are noticing the Employee’s Age on January 1 is blank, how do we populate this field?

Context
  • Affordable Care Act Report
  • Employee 1095-B/C Form
Cause

The field titled Employee’s Age on January 1 is only populated if using an Health Reimbursement Accounts (HRA) to reduce the cost.

This field will active if you use any of the following codes in the Line 14 - Employee Offer of Coverage:

  • 1L
  • 1M
  • 1N
  • 1O
  • 1P
  • 1Q
  • 1R
  • 1S

Any other codes will not trigger the Employee Age on January 1 field to be populated.

Resolution

If you do not make use of an HRA then you do not need to account for this field on the Employee 1095-C form.

Additional Information

Please review the IRS 2020 1094/1095 Publication PDF

  • Refer to pages 1, 11, 12, 15, and 16 for documentation on HRA

Please review the Master Article - Affordable Care Act Year End Reporting for all related topics.





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