Who is responsible for sending 1094B and 1094C forms?

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Who is responsible for sending 1094B and 1094C forms?

ACA reporting uses two transmittal forms sent to the IRS. The 1094-B transmittal goes with Form 1095-B and is filed by the coverage provider—typically the insurance carrier or the entity administering a self-insured plan that provides minimum essential coverage. The 1094-C transmittal goes with Form 1095-C and is filed by the plan sponsor of an applicable large employer (the employer offering coverage). Employees receive 1095-B or 1095-C from the payer or sponsor, but the transmittals themselves are filed with the IRS by the carrier for 1094-B and by the plan sponsor for 1094-C.

ACA reporting uses two transmittal forms sent to the IRS. The 1094-B transmittal goes with Form 1095-B and is filed by the coverage provider—typically the insurance carrier or the entity administering a self-insured plan that provides minimum essential coverage. The 1094-C transmittal goes with Form 1095-C and is filed by the plan sponsor of an applicable large employer (the employer offering coverage). Employees receive 1095-B or 1095-C from the payer or sponsor, but the transmittals themselves are filed with the IRS by the carrier for 1094-B and by the plan sponsor for 1094-C.

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