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Employer name, employer ID number and tax year.
14765
Employee Premium Tax Credit (PTC) Listing
Form 14765, Employee Premium Tax Credit (PTC) Listing, is a one-page Internal Revenue Service listing tied to an employer. Its header holds the employer name, employer ID number and tax year, and each row names an employee who received a premium tax credit, with the months involved.
The form is written to the employer. The paragraph at the top says that any month not highlighted is a month the employee received a PTC and no safe harbor or other relief from the ESRP was applicable, and that the employee is an assessable full-time employee for that month. A month showing XF, XG or XH reflects a determination that the safe harbor claimed (2F, 2G or 2H) does not qualify.
The form carries no line instructions beyond that paragraph. You can fill out Form 14765 free in your browser on this page and download the result without an account.
Employer name, employer ID number and tax year.
The employee's name, last name first, and the last 4 digits of the Social Security number.
Indicator codes from Form 1095-C, lines 14 and 16 combined, that apply to all 12 months.
One column for each month from January through December. Highlighting and the codes XF, XG or XH mark the outcome for each month.
The last column marks rows for which more information is attached.
Confirm the employer name, employer ID number and tax year at the top of the listing.
Each row gives the employee's name, last name first, and the last 4 digits of the SSN.
The all 12 months column shows the codes from Form 1095-C, lines 14 and 16 combined.
The form says a month not highlighted is a month the employee received a PTC and no safe harbor or other relief from the ESRP applied, so the employee is an assessable full-time employee for that month.
These codes mean the safe harbor claimed with code 2F, 2G or 2H was determined not to qualify for that month.
If the safe harbor still seems to apply, the form says a computation may go with a written request for reconsideration. Mark the Additional Information Attached column for that row.
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The form prints no mailing address, fax number or deadline. It refers only to a written request for reconsideration.
The form says: "If you still think the safe harbor applies, you may provide your computation with your written request for reconsideration."
The indicator codes column draws on Form 1095-C, lines 14 and 16 combined. The safe harbor codes named on the form are 2F, 2G and 2H.
The listing shows only the last 4 digits of each employee's Social Security number.
The form does not say who fills it in. Its heading is Department of the Treasury, Internal Revenue Service, and its wording addresses the employer as "you" when it refers to a determination about a safe harbor.
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It is the Employee Premium Tax Credit (PTC) Listing, an IRS listing for one employer and tax year that shows, month by month, employees who received a premium tax credit.
The form says any month not highlighted is a month the employee received a PTC and no safe harbor or other relief from the ESRP was applicable. The employee is an assessable full-time employee for that month.
The form says a month showing XF, XG or XH is due to a determination that the employer does not qualify for the safe harbor being claimed, 2F, 2G or 2H.
The form says that if you still think the safe harbor applies, you may provide your computation with your written request for reconsideration.
No separate instructions are linked for this form. The only guidance is the paragraph printed at the top of the listing.