This video explains the purpose and different types of 1095 forms:

• 1095 forms are tax documents indicating health insurance coverage or lack thereof.

• 1095-A: Issued by state/federal marketplaces and includes coverage details and tax credits.

• 1095-B: Provided by insurance providers and reports coverage type and period.

• 1095-C: Provided by large employers and shows insurance options offered and ACA compliance.

• Recipients should expect to receive their form 1095 post-New Year and should contact their provider if they have not received it by, say, February.

• While important for verification, form 1095 is not required for tax filing.