There is no longer a tax penalty to the IRS for not having health insurance. That's because the national health insurance mandate ended in 2018. However, some states still require health insurance.

Monica Soni, Covered California’s chief medical officer, oversees an effort to hold health plans financially accountable for ...

In some states, there’s also a penalty for not having health ... New Jersey, California, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Washington D.C. have a health insurance mandate that requires health ...

Commissions do not ... require health insurance. Until 2019, the Affordable Care Act required nearly all Americans to have health insurance. Congress removed that individual mandate penalty.

California State Assemblymember Liz Ortega of Hayward introduced A.B. 682, legislation authored by Ortega and sponsored by ...