The 1095-C has three parts: Part I includes specific information about the employee and the employer such as the employee’s name, Social Security number, Employer Identification Number (EIN) Part II includes which months the employer offered medical coverage and the lowest cost plan available and Part III lists the people covered under the employee’s health insurance. The purpose of the 1095-C form is to document whether the employer offered health insurance coverage and whether the employee and any eligible dependents were enrolled in coverage during the calendar year. On your annual tax return, you will be required to indicate if you and your dependents had qualifying medical coverage. We will research and if applicable expedite sending you a corrected 1095-C for your records. I didn’t receive my 1095-C or think a correction is needed. How do I get another one?Ĭall the HRIC at (919) 684-5600 and another copy will be sent to you. For most faculty and staff, this amount is the employee portion of the premium for Duke Basic. The dollar amount is the lowest cost monthly premium for individual coverage for the calendar year being reported. What does the dollar amount on Line 15 of my 1095-C represent? Duke provides this form annually as part of the requirements of the Affordable Care Act.
In addition to the standard W-2 form, employees also receive the federal tax form called a 1095-C.
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