As the IRS notes, if you obtained health insurance coverage through an Obamacare health insurance exchange in 2014, you’re supposed to receive an extra form this year: Form 1095-A. You can’t file your tax return without it. Quite a few Twitter users haven’t received the form yet, however. And some of those who did said the form contains incorrect information.

https://twitter.com/veggietrish/status/584140514741592065

https://twitter.com/jcbannon/status/580457755439398913

https://twitter.com/TwittingLinda/status/578324657436270592

https://twitter.com/namiramo/status/584145762323271680

https://twitter.com/RaymondJaure/status/581272330308997120

The IRS is encouraging people who have not received the 1095-A form to file for an extension:

Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) exchange users who are missing accurate Form 1095-A notices should file requests for automatic extensions, on Form 4868, by April 15.

The IRS plans to give individuals who get 1095-A’s late until Oct. 15 to file their tax returns.

Related:

Thanks, Obamacare: Missing health care tax forms preclude taxpayers from filing returns