You do not need to allocate anything since you will be claiming him as a dependent. He won't be able to enter the 1095-A if he indicates he can be claimed by someone else. Enter the 1095-A on your return only, and don't check the ''I share this policy'' box.
You are eligible for the premium tax credit if you meet all the following requirements. You:
- Have household income that falls within a certain range.
- If you, or your spouse (if filing a joint return), received, or is approved to receive, unemployment compensation for any week beginning during 2021, your household income is considered to fall within this range.
- Do not file a tax return using the filing status of Married Filing Separately.
- There is an exception to this rule that allows certain victims of domestic abuse and spousal abandonment to claim the credit using Married Filing Separately; for more information, see the Premium Tax Credit questions and answers.
- Cannot be claimed as a dependent by another person.
- Meet these additional requirements: In the same month, you or a family member:
- Have health insurance coverage through a Health Insurance Marketplace for which the share of the premium not covered by advance credit payments is paid by the due date of your return.
- Are not able to get affordable coverage through an eligible employer-sponsored plan that provides minimum value.
- Are not eligible for coverage through a government program, like Medicaid, Medicare, CHIP or TRICARE.
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