Yes, since they are on your return, you will still need to enter the 1095-A on your return. If you do not the IRS will reject your return. If you did not pay any of the premiums, after you enter the 1095-A on your return, you can select that you shared the policy with someone else. Then you can allocate 0% of the premiums to you and they can claim 100% of the premiums.
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