Form 8962 is the IRS form used to figure the premium tax credit and reconcile any advance payments of it. You attach it to your return. If you re-enter the same household details every year, upload last year's completed copy and the new blank. You review every answer, then preview the PDF.
Tested with the irs.gov edition dated 2025
irs.gov describes Form 8962 as the form to figure the amount of your Premium Tax Credit (PTC) and to reconcile it with any advance payments of the Premium Tax Credit (APTC). RepeatForm does not work out either amount. It only helps you carry answers from a copy you already completed into a new blank.
The Form 8962 instructions say you need Form 1095-A, Health Insurance Marketplace Statement, to complete the form. The Marketplace sends it to people who enrolled in coverage through it. It reports the information the Marketplace gives the IRS about the coverage, so get the new year's 1095-A first; last year's does not apply.
The 2025 PDF says to attach Form 8962 to Form 1040, 1040-SR, or 1040-NR. It is not filed on its own. Most people complete it inside tax software; this page is for the case where you are working in the PDF.
Upload the Form 8962 you completed last time and this year's blank. RepeatForm carries across the answers that match in both copies, you review them, then you preview the PDF before you export.
The Form 8962 PDF has no signature or date field, so there is nothing to carry. Your signature goes on the return it is attached to.
The IRS updates the form each year and sometimes renames fields. Carrying a prior copy into a new blank works for many answers but only partly for renamed ones, so check every field after a new edition.
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irs.gov says it is used to figure the amount of your Premium Tax Credit and to reconcile it with any advance payments of the Premium Tax Credit.
Form 1095-A, Health Insurance Marketplace Statement. The instructions say you need it to complete the form. The Marketplace sends it if you enrolled in coverage through it.
The PDF says to attach it to Form 1040, 1040-SR, or 1040-NR. It goes with your return rather than by itself.
The Who Must File section of the IRS instructions answers that for your situation. RepeatForm cannot tell you whether you need the form; read the instructions or ask a tax professional.
Not as fields on the PDF. RepeatForm leaves signature and date alone; sign your return as the IRS instructs.
The 2025 form (Cat. No. 37784Z). If the IRS publishes a newer one, get it from irs.gov and check every field after reusing an older copy.
You can reuse the household details that stay the same. The 1095-A figures, income and every amount are different each year, so replace or recheck them.
