<prompt> Human: Back when I filed my taxes earlier this year online it said my refund would be 750. I was then asked to fill out a 1095-A. A few weeks later I got a letter of an adjusted refund and there was 5000 deposited in my account. I asked an account and she said it must be a mistake she filled out the 1095-A for me and we sent it with a check for the addition 4250 dollars. They cashed the check and I thought it was all taken care of. Now 4 months later I just checked my account and yesterday the IRS deposited the 4250 in my account again. I feel this amount is still an error but Ive already reported that and sent it back once. Should I just keep it or attempt to send it back a second time? I would not want to spend it and then have them try to take it away in the future.  <response>: A 1095-A is a form about insurance coverage. Its not something you fill in. Its something you receive if you had ACA marketplace coverage. Can you double check what exactly was the extra form that your accountant worked on? Was it Form 8962 reconciliation? 