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If a taxpayer has one job position that pays $40,000 or less on an annual basis, but has two employees during the year that are placed in that position, does the taxpayer have one or two credits?

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If a taxpayer has one job position that pays $40,000 or less on an annual basis, but has two employees during the year that are placed in that position, does the taxpayer have one or two credits?

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The taxpayer would be able to take two credits because the taxpayer must have provided health insurance for both employees. Remember that the employer must provide health insurance for all of its eligible employees to take any credits.