I have a daughter and people were telling me that I should have filed for a return for a dependent for this year and last year
I do not know the process and how this works
so please give me a call or email at your earliest convenience
hopefully you guys can help thank you have a good night
It sounds to me like you have zero income. Thus there is no mandate to file a return. Here’s the IRS tool to determine if you need to file a return. Here’s a website that says if you are head of household, you don’t need to file a return if you earn less than $18k.
I’m not authorized to give you tax advice. Try VITA.
I don’t listen to “what other people say.” Yes, it’s cost me friendships and people in charge or think they are in charge don’t like it, but the law is the law and what is right is right, not just because something was given some authority somewhere or they were told by an expert…. One needs to actually read the law 3x, then when you think you understand it, read it again.
Medi-Cal beneficiaries are not required to file a federal income tax return and many Medi-Cal beneficiaries have household income well below the minimum income level at which a U.S. citizen or resident must file an income tax return. Some beneficiaries may still choose to file taxes to collect other federal tax credits. With the implementation of the Modified Adjusted Gross Income (MAGI) income counting methodology, this has been a source of confusion for some county eligibility workers.
However, Medi-Cal does not require applicants or beneficiaries to file taxes and, in fact, has special “non-filer” rules for determining the household size for those who do not file taxes. Copied from Western Poverty Law
Did you need term life insurance, see above for quotes.
I have a daughter and people were telling me that I should have filed for a return for a dependent for this year and last year
I do not know the process and how this works
so please give me a call or email at your earliest convenience
hopefully you guys can help thank you have a good night
It sounds to me like you have zero income. Thus there is no mandate to file a return. Here’s the IRS tool to determine if you need to file a return. Here’s a website that says if you are head of household, you don’t need to file a return if you earn less than $18k.
I’m not authorized to give you tax advice. Try VITA.
I don’t listen to “what other people say.” Yes, it’s cost me friendships and people in charge or think they are in charge don’t like it, but the law is the law and what is right is right, not just because something was given some authority somewhere or they were told by an expert…. One needs to actually read the law 3x, then when you think you understand it, read it again.
Medi-Cal beneficiaries are not required to file a federal income tax return and many Medi-Cal beneficiaries have household income well below the minimum income level at which a U.S. citizen or resident must file an income tax return. Some beneficiaries may still choose to file taxes to collect other federal tax credits. With the implementation of the Modified Adjusted Gross Income (MAGI) income counting methodology, this has been a source of confusion for some county eligibility workers.
However, Medi-Cal does not require applicants or beneficiaries to file taxes and, in fact, has special “non-filer” rules for determining the household size for those who do not file taxes. Copied from Western Poverty Law
Did you need term life insurance, see above for quotes.
If one no longer has his job and expects his income for this year to be low (pursuing a new self-employment business) and thus qualify for Medi-Cal, how can one prove this in applying in order to be accepted for Medi-Cal. (The tax returns would show too much income from the previous year in order to qualify.)
If one no longer has his job and expects his income for this year to be low (pursuing a new self-employment business) and thus qualify for Medi-Cal, how can one prove this in applying in order to be accepted for Medi-Cal. (The tax returns would show too much income from the previous year in order to qualify.)
We need an actual # for your income. If you are single, if you earn over $17k gets you Covered CA subsidies. Medi Cal is if you are less than $17k. So, telling us under $2k means nothing.
There is NO Asset test for MAGI Income Medi-Cal qualification.
I have a part time job and earn less than $2k/month, do I still qualify for Medi-Cal? I have over $3k in assets, is that relevant to getting Medi-Cal?
We need an actual # for your income. If you are single, if you earn over $17k gets you Covered CA subsidies. Medi Cal is if you are less than $17k. So, telling us under $2k means nothing.
There is NO Asset test for MAGI Income Medi-Cal qualification.
If you earn more than Medi Cal Limits 138% of income, do you have to repay the premiums that Medi Cal paid to the HMO, if you didn’t tell Medi Cal that you were earning more?
If you earn more than Medi Cal Limits 138% of income, do you have to repay the premiums that Medi Cal paid to the HMO, if you didn’t tell Medi Cal that you were earning more?
There used to be temporary plans and Mr. Mip, which is minimum essential coverage and covers pre-existing conditions.
I’m on Medi-Cal as I have no income. I just turned 65.
Did I have to apply for Medicare A Hospital?
Part B Doctor Visits?
I can’t afford the $135/month premium.
Yes, I believe so. Please note that I’m not an authorized Medi Cal agent or employee. Contact Medi Cal to double check, they make excellent salaries with benefits and vacations and are paid to help you.
Here’s my research:
adults aged 19 through 64, who are not pregnant, not eligible for Medicare, and with incomes below 138% of the FPL became eligible for Medi-Cal as of January 1, 2014 – the start of ACA/Obamacare.
Beneficiaries who turn 65 while they are enrolled in Medi-Cal as an Expansion Adult must be evaluated for eligibility in all other Medi-Cal programs, i.e., non-MAGI programs such as for the aged, blind or disabled, before they are disenrolled.
You can pay your Part B Hospital premium of $135 from Medicare from your Social Security check.
I’m on Medi-Cal as I have no income. I just turned 65.
Did I have to apply for Medicare A Hospital?
Part B Doctor Visits?
I can’t afford the $135/month premium.
Yes, I believe so. Please note that I’m not an authorized Medi Cal agent or employee. Contact Medi Cal to double check, they make excellent salaries with benefits and vacations and are paid to help you.
Here’s my research:
adults aged 19 through 64, who are not pregnant, not eligible for Medicare, and with incomes below 138% of the FPL became eligible for Medi-Cal as of January 1, 2014 – the start of ACA/Obamacare.
Beneficiaries who turn 65 while they are enrolled in Medi-Cal as an Expansion Adult must be evaluated for eligibility in all other Medi-Cal programs, i.e., non-MAGI programs such as for the aged, blind or disabled, before they are disenrolled.
2. If your income is below 138% of poverty level, I guess you could have both Medi Cal and your Group Coverage. Here’s information on dual coverage.
3. Yes, depending on your income. If you lose your job, report that to Medi-Cal.
I don’t get paid to help the public with Medi-Cal. Here’s their contact page.
If the Company you worked at got bought out by another company, and your status changes from contractor to full time employee, are you still eligible for Medical [Medi-Cal] if you can’t afford the premiums or out of pocket [deductibles, co-pays] insurance plans they offer, based on your annual [MAGI} income?
My position is outside sales, with a home office, now I am having even more expenses than before, due to the new company’s contract.
I can not afford what they offer in regards to healthcare coverage.
If you qualify for Medi-Cal is based on your MAGI income being above or below 138% of Federal Poverty Level FPL. In 2018 for a single person that would be $16,644, see chart.
If your income is between 138 and 400% of FPL, you can probably get Covered CA subsidies to help pay your premium. Use our complementary instant quote engine to find out.
Your statement about affordability of health insurance premiums for your employers plan has to do with getting Covered CA subsidies, not Medi-Cal. Basically, it depends on if the premiums are more or less than 9.66% of income. We deal with the affordability issue for Covered CA subsidies on this page.
If the Company you worked at got bought out by another company, and your status changes from contractor to full time employee, are you still eligible for Medical [Medi-Cal] if you can’t afford the premiums or out of pocket [deductibles, co-pays] insurance plans they offer, based on your annual [MAGI} income?
My position is outside sales, with a home office, now I am having even more expenses than before, due to the new company’s contract.
I can not afford what they offer in regards to healthcare coverage.
If you qualify for Medi-Cal is based on your MAGI income being above or below 138% of Federal Poverty Level FPL. In 2018 for a single person that would be $16,644, see chart.
If your income is between 138 and 400% of FPL, you can probably get Covered CA subsidies to help pay your premium. Use our complementary instant quote engine to find out.
Your statement about affordability of health insurance premiums for your employers plan has to do with getting Covered CA subsidies, not Medi-Cal. Basically, it depends on if the premiums are more or less than 9.66% of income. We deal with the affordability issue for Covered CA subsidies on this page.
Kentucky Gets exemptions so that they can require Medicaid recipients to work
I am 70 years of age and have been on medi cal due to low income. I recently applied for my ex husbands social security and my income increased to $1379.10. Can I still qualify for medi cal?
I am 70 years of age and have been on medi cal due to low income. I recently applied for my ex husbands social security and my income increased to $1379.10. Can I still qualify for medi cal?
I have been looking online for some answers and I hope that you guys can help
I live far away from town and have not yet filed for a 1040 Tax return I never filed a tax return last year either
I do not work I haven’t for quite some time but I am on record the secretary for a non-profit company I’m not too sure if he has filed anything.
Will not filing a tax return affect my Medi Cal application for claiming my daughter as a dependent.
I am not married I am single. I have enrolled into medi-cal when I was pregnant
I had gotten food stamps and CalWORKs 4 maybe 5 months
I do not get that anymore.
Does that affect my tax return as well.
I have a daughter and people were telling me that I should have filed for a return for a dependent for this year and last year
I do not know the process and how this works
so please give me a call or email at your earliest convenience
hopefully you guys can help thank you have a good night
It sounds to me like you have zero income. Thus there is no mandate to file a return. Here’s the IRS tool to determine if you need to file a return. Here’s a website that says if you are head of household, you don’t need to file a return if you earn less than $18k.
I’m not authorized to give you tax advice. Try VITA.
I don’t listen to “what other people say.” Yes, it’s cost me friendships and people in charge or think they are in charge don’t like it, but the law is the law and what is right is right, not just because something was given some authority somewhere or they were told by an expert…. One needs to actually read the law 3x, then when you think you understand it, read it again.
Medi-Cal beneficiaries are not required to file a federal income tax return and many Medi-Cal beneficiaries have household income well below the minimum income level at which a U.S. citizen or resident must file an income tax return. Some beneficiaries may still choose to file taxes to collect other federal tax credits. With the implementation of the Modified Adjusted Gross Income (MAGI) income counting methodology, this has been a source of confusion for some county eligibility workers.
However, Medi-Cal does not require applicants or beneficiaries to file taxes and, in fact, has special “non-filer” rules for determining the household size for those who do not file taxes. Copied from Western Poverty Law
Did you need term life insurance, see above for quotes.
Are you getting alimony or child support?
Have you been asked to Redetermine?
I have been looking online for some answers and I hope that you guys can help
I live far away from town and have not yet filed for a 1040 Tax return I never filed a tax return last year either
I do not work I haven’t for quite some time but I am on record the secretary for a non-profit company I’m not too sure if he has filed anything.
Will not filing a tax return affect my Medi Cal application for claiming my daughter as a dependent.
I am not married I am single. I have enrolled into medi-cal when I was pregnant
I had gotten food stamps and CalWORKs 4 maybe 5 months
I do not get that anymore.
Does that affect my tax return as well.
I have a daughter and people were telling me that I should have filed for a return for a dependent for this year and last year
I do not know the process and how this works
so please give me a call or email at your earliest convenience
hopefully you guys can help thank you have a good night
It sounds to me like you have zero income. Thus there is no mandate to file a return. Here’s the IRS tool to determine if you need to file a return. Here’s a website that says if you are head of household, you don’t need to file a return if you earn less than $18k.
I’m not authorized to give you tax advice. Try VITA.
I don’t listen to “what other people say.” Yes, it’s cost me friendships and people in charge or think they are in charge don’t like it, but the law is the law and what is right is right, not just because something was given some authority somewhere or they were told by an expert…. One needs to actually read the law 3x, then when you think you understand it, read it again.
Medi-Cal beneficiaries are not required to file a federal income tax return and many Medi-Cal beneficiaries have household income well below the minimum income level at which a U.S. citizen or resident must file an income tax return. Some beneficiaries may still choose to file taxes to collect other federal tax credits. With the implementation of the Modified Adjusted Gross Income (MAGI) income counting methodology, this has been a source of confusion for some county eligibility workers.
However, Medi-Cal does not require applicants or beneficiaries to file taxes and, in fact, has special “non-filer” rules for determining the household size for those who do not file taxes. Copied from Western Poverty Law
Did you need term life insurance, see above for quotes.
Are you getting alimony or child support?
Have you been asked to Redetermine?
If one no longer has his job and expects his income for this year to be low (pursuing a new self-employment business) and thus qualify for Medi-Cal, how can one prove this in applying in order to be accepted for Medi-Cal. (The tax returns would show too much income from the previous year in order to qualify.)
See our web pages on
accepted proofs of income
https://individuals.healthreformquotes.com/covered-ca-tax-credits-subsidies-aptc/report-a-change/proof-income-accepted-documents/
Then scroll down and get more details on:
Bank Statement Review
Self employed Health Insurance Deduction
Home Office Deduction
Computing Subsidies and Health Insurance Deduction
Premium Subsidy reconciliation – it’s not what you made in 2019, it’s what do you expect to make in 2020!
Be sure to report changes in income within 10 days.
There might be criminal penalties if you don’t!
If one no longer has his job and expects his income for this year to be low (pursuing a new self-employment business) and thus qualify for Medi-Cal, how can one prove this in applying in order to be accepted for Medi-Cal. (The tax returns would show too much income from the previous year in order to qualify.)
See our web pages on
accepted proofs of income
https://individuals.healthreformquotes.com/covered-ca-tax-credits-subsidies-aptc/report-a-change/proof-income-accepted-documents/
Then scroll down and get more details on:
Bank Statement Review
Self employed Health Insurance Deduction
Home Office Deduction
Computing Subsidies and Health Insurance Deduction
Premium Subsidy reconciliation – it’s not what you made in 2019, it’s what do you expect to make in 2020!
Be sure to report changes in income within 10 days.
There might be criminal penalties if you don’t!
I have a part time job and earn less than $2k/month, do I still qualify for Medi-Cal? I have over $3k in assets, is that relevant to getting Medi-Cal?
See our income chart or use the instant quote calculator.
We need an actual # for your income. If you are single, if you earn over $17k gets you Covered CA subsidies. Medi Cal is if you are less than $17k. So, telling us under $2k means nothing.
There is NO Asset test for MAGI Income Medi-Cal qualification.
I have a part time job and earn less than $2k/month, do I still qualify for Medi-Cal? I have over $3k in assets, is that relevant to getting Medi-Cal?
See our income chart or use the instant quote calculator.
We need an actual # for your income. If you are single, if you earn over $17k gets you Covered CA subsidies. Medi Cal is if you are less than $17k. So, telling us under $2k means nothing.
There is NO Asset test for MAGI Income Medi-Cal qualification.
If you earn more than Medi Cal Limits 138% of income, do you have to repay the premiums that Medi Cal paid to the HMO, if you didn’t tell Medi Cal that you were earning more?
Usually no. Learn More @ Insure Me Kevin.com
If you earn more than Medi Cal Limits 138% of income, do you have to repay the premiums that Medi Cal paid to the HMO, if you didn’t tell Medi Cal that you were earning more?
Usually no. Learn More @ Insure Me Kevin.com
Can I get Medi-Cal if I get unemployment?
Qualifying for MAGI Medi-Cal a function of the number of people in your family – tax return and your expected MAGI income for the current tax year.
Please use our
complementary subsidy, premium and benefits calculator
and then we can help you better.
Medi-Cal has year around enrollment.
Please review the special enrollment qualifications.
There used to be temporary plans and Mr. Mip, which is minimum essential coverage and covers pre-existing conditions.
Can I get Medi-Cal if I get unemployment?
Qualifying for MAGI Medi-Cal a function of the number of people in your family – tax return and your expected MAGI income for the current tax year.
Please use our
complementary subsidy, premium and benefits calculator
and then we can help you better.
Medi-Cal has year around enrollment.
Please review the special enrollment qualifications.
There used to be temporary plans and Mr. Mip, which is minimum essential coverage and covers pre-existing conditions.
I’m on Medi-Cal as I have no income. I just turned 65.
Did I have to apply for Medicare A Hospital?
Part B Doctor Visits?
I can’t afford the $135/month premium.
Yes, I believe so. Please note that I’m not an authorized Medi Cal agent or employee. Contact Medi Cal to double check, they make excellent salaries with benefits and vacations and are paid to help you.
Here’s my research:
adults aged 19 through 64, who are not pregnant, not eligible for Medicare, and with incomes below 138% of the FPL became eligible for Medi-Cal as of January 1, 2014 – the start of ACA/Obamacare.
Beneficiaries who turn 65 while they are enrolled in Medi-Cal as an Expansion Adult must be evaluated for eligibility in all other Medi-Cal programs, i.e., non-MAGI programs such as for the aged, blind or disabled, before they are disenrolled.
Citation Western Poverty Law Page 2.36
Here’s the link to Enroll in Medicare https://medicare.healthreformquotes.com/sign-medicare/
Once you get Medicare A & B we can set you up with a Medicare Advantage Plan with Blue Shield, AARP or Blue Cross. Most of these plans have ZERO premium and all include Part D Rx.
You can pay your Part B Hospital premium of $135 from Medicare from your Social Security check.
I’m on Medi-Cal as I have no income. I just turned 65.
Did I have to apply for Medicare A Hospital?
Part B Doctor Visits?
I can’t afford the $135/month premium.
Yes, I believe so. Please note that I’m not an authorized Medi Cal agent or employee. Contact Medi Cal to double check, they make excellent salaries with benefits and vacations and are paid to help you.
Here’s my research:
adults aged 19 through 64, who are not pregnant, not eligible for Medicare, and with incomes below 138% of the FPL became eligible for Medi-Cal as of January 1, 2014 – the start of ACA/Obamacare.
Beneficiaries who turn 65 while they are enrolled in Medi-Cal as an Expansion Adult must be evaluated for eligibility in all other Medi-Cal programs, i.e., non-MAGI programs such as for the aged, blind or disabled, before they are disenrolled.
Citation Western Poverty Law Page 2.36
Here’s the link to Enroll in Medicare https://medicare.healthreformquotes.com/sign-medicare/
Once you get Medicare A & B we can set you up with a Medicare Advantage Plan with Blue Shield, AARP or Blue Cross. Most of these plans have ZERO premium and all include Part D Rx.
You can pay your Part B Hospital premium of $135 from Medicare from your Social Security check.
I got a new job in April.
My company will be offering me health benefits starting in June.
But job is not certain, they might let me go anytime.
1. What do you recommend regarding Medi-Cal?
2. can i continue with Medi cal?
3. if i cancel medi cal do you think if i loose my job i will be again eligible for the medi cal?
Glad to hear you got a new job with benefits.
1. Medi-Cal and Covered CA require that you report changes within 30 days, here’s the instructions.
Do you have a Medi Cal ONLINE account?
2. If your income is below 138% of poverty level, I guess you could have both Medi Cal and your Group Coverage. Here’s information on dual coverage.
3. Yes, depending on your income. If you lose your job, report that to Medi-Cal.
I don’t get paid to help the public with Medi-Cal. Here’s their contact page.
I got a new job in April.
My company will be offering me health benefits starting in June.
But job is not certain, they might let me go anytime.
1. What do you recommend regarding Medi-Cal?
2. can i continue with Medi cal?
3. if i cancel medi cal do you think if i loose my job i will be again eligible for the medi cal?
Glad to hear you got a new job with benefits.
1. Medi-Cal and Covered CA require that you report changes within 30 days, here’s the instructions.
Do you have a Medi Cal ONLINE account?
2. If your income is below 138% of poverty level, I guess you could have both Medi Cal and your Group Coverage. Here’s information on dual coverage.
3. Yes, depending on your income. If you lose your job, report that to Medi-Cal.
I don’t get paid to help the public with Medi-Cal. Here’s their contact page.
If the Company you worked at got bought out by another company, and your status changes from contractor to full time employee, are you still eligible for Medical [Medi-Cal] if you can’t afford the premiums or out of pocket [deductibles, co-pays] insurance plans they offer, based on your annual [MAGI} income?
My position is outside sales, with a home office, now I am having even more expenses than before, due to the new company’s contract.
I can not afford what they offer in regards to healthcare coverage.
If you qualify for Medi-Cal is based on your MAGI income being above or below 138% of Federal Poverty Level FPL. In 2018 for a single person that would be $16,644, see chart.
If your income is between 138 and 400% of FPL, you can probably get Covered CA subsidies to help pay your premium. Use our complementary instant quote engine to find out.
Your statement about affordability of health insurance premiums for your employers plan has to do with getting Covered CA subsidies, not Medi-Cal. Basically, it depends on if the premiums are more or less than 9.66% of income. We deal with the affordability issue for Covered CA subsidies on this page.
If the Company you worked at got bought out by another company, and your status changes from contractor to full time employee, are you still eligible for Medical [Medi-Cal] if you can’t afford the premiums or out of pocket [deductibles, co-pays] insurance plans they offer, based on your annual [MAGI} income?
My position is outside sales, with a home office, now I am having even more expenses than before, due to the new company’s contract.
I can not afford what they offer in regards to healthcare coverage.
If you qualify for Medi-Cal is based on your MAGI income being above or below 138% of Federal Poverty Level FPL. In 2018 for a single person that would be $16,644, see chart.
If your income is between 138 and 400% of FPL, you can probably get Covered CA subsidies to help pay your premium. Use our complementary instant quote engine to find out.
Your statement about affordability of health insurance premiums for your employers plan has to do with getting Covered CA subsidies, not Medi-Cal. Basically, it depends on if the premiums are more or less than 9.66% of income. We deal with the affordability issue for Covered CA subsidies on this page.
Kentucky Gets exemptions so that they can require Medicaid recipients to work
http://www.modernhealthcare.com/article/20180112/NEWS/180119945
La times
http://enewspaper.latimes.com/infinity/latimes/default.aspx?pubid=50435180-e58e-48b5-8e0c-236bf740270e
Kentucky Gets exemptions so that they can require Medicaid recipients to work
http://www.modernhealthcare.com/article/20180112/NEWS/180119945
La times
http://enewspaper.latimes.com/infinity/latimes/default.aspx?pubid=50435180-e58e-48b5-8e0c-236bf740270e
I am 70 years of age and have been on medi cal due to low income. I recently applied for my ex husbands social security and my income increased to $1379.10. Can I still qualify for medi cal?
***We are setting up a new page to discuss Medi-Cal Qualification for Seniors. Please click and visit us there.
I am 70 years of age and have been on medi cal due to low income. I recently applied for my ex husbands social security and my income increased to $1379.10. Can I still qualify for medi cal?
***We are setting up a new page to discuss Medi-Cal Qualification for Seniors. Please click and visit us there.