claim: the irs is "going to be in charge of our health care."
author: michele bachmann
evidence_1: in addition to the federally-facilitated marketplace, healthcare.gov, there are also  state-based marketplaces. whether you use the federally-facilitated marketplace  or a state-based marketplace depends on the state in which you live. if you visit  healthcare.gov, you will be asked to provide your zip code. if you live in an area  ...
evidence_2: feb 17, 2017 ... if the taxpayer does not check off a box saying they had full-year coverage in  2016 and provides no further information, they can still get their tax refund if one  is coming to them, the irs said. but the agency noted that under the aca,  taxpayers will later be assessed a penalty if they do not have insurance.
evidence_3: aug 12, 2017 ... line 11: report health coverage or enter individual shared responsibility  payment; form 1040ez cannot be used to report advance payments or to claim  the premium tax credit. for more information about the affordable care act and  filing your 2015 income tax return visit irs.gov/aca. visit irs.gov for more ...
evidence_4: aug 30, 2017 ... if you go more than three full, consecutive months without health insurance, you  might have to pay a tax penalty for that year. if you have health insurance ... note  that for the 2017 tax year, the irs won't automatically reject tax returns that don't  disclose whether you have health insurance. but taxpayers who ...
evidence_5: if/then chart to understand how the health care law affects your tax return.