You may recall back in early February, it was discovered that more than 800,000 taxpayers had been sent incorrect tax information on their Obamacare subsidies. Six weeks later, the Department of Health and Human Services has yet to send corrected info to 80,000 people. There's less than a month until the IRS tax deadline on April 15. Washington Times: Filers who purchased subsidy health coverage on the Obamacare exchanges need the form, known as a 1095-A, to reconcile their tax credits with their actual income in 2014. A filer cannot do that accurately unless the form lists the correct benchmark plan — the second-lowest cost plan on an exchange’s silver tier. Treasury Department officials have said the estimated 50,000 customers who filed their taxes before they received the correct forms do not have to refile or pay back any subsidy they were not entitled to. Consumers who would have received money back from the IRS may file again. This tax season...(Read Full Post)