The idiots at HC.gov have no idea, so let's see if anyone here knows where I can find the answer to this in writing:
Let's say a self-employed client reports projected 2014 income of $13,000/year and qualifies for a subsidy in a state that did not pass the Medicaid expansion. Since they are near 100% of FPL, they get a huge subsidy and only pay $20/mo for coverage. Then they file their 2014 taxes and actually made $1,000. What happens to the subsidy they were given? Can the government claw it back when the person makes too little money to qualify for a subsidy since they are under 100% of FPL? Or does the person get to keep it?
Let's say a self-employed client reports projected 2014 income of $13,000/year and qualifies for a subsidy in a state that did not pass the Medicaid expansion. Since they are near 100% of FPL, they get a huge subsidy and only pay $20/mo for coverage. Then they file their 2014 taxes and actually made $1,000. What happens to the subsidy they were given? Can the government claw it back when the person makes too little money to qualify for a subsidy since they are under 100% of FPL? Or does the person get to keep it?