When completing your state taxes, you may need to use Form FTB 3853 to see if you owe a penalty, or to claim exemptions from the state individual mandate, on your California state tax return.
Starting in 2020, state law requires California residents to have qualifying health insurance (sometimes called the “individual mandate”), pay a penalty (called the “individual shared responsibility penalty” on Form FTB 3853), or get an exemption.
Read more about the State Subsidy Program. You can also visit the Franchise Tax Board’s 2021 Subsidy Reconciliation page for more information and if you need help repaying California subsidies. If you need to file an amended state tax return with the Franchise Tax Board for tax years 2020 or 2021, see the attached document with state subsidy information. The increased federal financial help is more generous than the state subsidy program.
In 2021, Covered California discontinued its state subsidy program (also called the California premium subsidy or the Premium Assistance Subsidy) due to the increased federal financial help provided by the American Rescue Plan (and extended through 2025 by the Inflation Reduction Act). Covered California consumers will not get an FTB Form 3895 for tax year 2022 because they did not receive the California Premium Assistance Subsidy (state subsidy) in 2022.
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