Anyone who just let their ACA subsidy plan roll over into 2015 because their income is the same in 2015 still may have received a premium increase. Premiums went up across the board, also, age increases. That increase in their billed amount could possibly have been lowered by recalculating their subsidy based on 2015 2nd lowest silver by doing a "life change" app. adjustment.
Here is the question: If their subsidy for the year would have been higher with that recalc, but they didn't have it done during 2015, would it be refunded at tax time 2016?
Here is the question: If their subsidy for the year would have been higher with that recalc, but they didn't have it done during 2015, would it be refunded at tax time 2016?
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