[TX] Am I obligated to report someone I suspect is lying on their health insurance application for subsidized coverage?
I recently witnessed someone misrepresenting their income to qualify for subsidized health insurance. As an individual (not a broker), am I required to report this potential fraud? Their tax returns will support what I observed.
Based in Texas.
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In Texas, there is no legal duty for an individual to report suspected fraud, such as lying on a health insurance application for subsidized insurance. However, it is generally advisable to report any suspected fraud to protect the integrity of the system and ensure that resources are allocated appropriately. You can report this to the Texas Health and Human Services Commission or the Office of Inspector General, which investigates fraud related to health programs. Your report could help prevent fraudulent activity and ensure that those in need of assistance receive the help they require. Ultimately, the decision to report is yours, but it may contribute positively to the community.