So for the tax side, you would handle it by entering your 1095-A which will flow to form 8962. If only 2 people in the household are covered by the ACA, there is no special reporting issues to qualify for the Premium Tax Credit when the entire family is not covered on the policy. Your wife having different insurance will not affect the credit. There is no longer a penalty for no health insurance, so anyone not covered on the 1095-A is simply left off of the form.
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