Maryland Code § IN-31-206

Section IN-31-206
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(a) If an uninsured individual is not determined to be eligible for the
Maryland Medical Assistance Program or the Maryland Children's Health Program
under § 31-205 of this subtitle, the Exchange shall determine, in accordance with §
31-204 of this subtitle, whether the uninsured individual is eligible for premium tax
credits or cost-sharing reductions as determined under this section.
(b) (1) A special or other enrollment period for the individual market
shall begin on the date an income tax return is filed by or on behalf of an uninsured
individual that includes the choice described in § 2-115(c)(3) of the Tax - General
Article, if the return is filed on or before the date specified by the Exchange.

(2) The enrollment period described in this subsection shall last for a
period of time determined by the Exchange before the start of the calendar year that
may not be shorter than 14 days.
(c) (1) Information about the enrollment period described in subsection
(b) of this section shall be communicated to the public and affected individuals
through measures that may include language in the instructions for the State
individual income tax return, if inclusion of the language is approved by the
Comptroller.
(2) The Exchange is authorized to conduct outreach to individuals
described in paragraph (1) of this subsection, using methods that may include written
notices and the provision of individualized assistance by insurance agents and
brokers, navigators, tax preparers, and Exchange contractors and staff.
(3) Notwithstanding any other provision of this article, the Exchange
may compensate an entity for outreach described in paragraph (2) of this subsection
in a manner that reflects, in whole or in part, the number of uninsured individuals
enrolled under this section and § 31-204 of this subtitle by that entity.

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