Doing your taxes can be difficult enough without incorrect tax forms making things even more complicated. But that's exactly what 800,000 taxpayers nationwide are dealing with. Late last week they were told to hold off on on filing their taxes late last week because they were provided erroneous information from the federal government.

But the problems don't end with the federal healthcare exchange. Covered California is also working to fix thousands of tax forms (called 1095-A forms) that were sent out with incorrect information on them.

Southern California Public Radio's health reporter Elizabeth Aguilera joined Take Two to explain what went wrong and what to do if your form is incorrect.