Hi @MarilynG1
I am in the exact situation you described, and was wondering if I apply the "workaround" you mentioned, whether that would result in an IRS query/issue after successfully e-filing?
My situation is I have my daughter under our ACA plan, but she is NOT our tax dependent, and files her own taxes. We pay 100% of the healthcare plan and for her tax filing this year, she had to file with our 1095-A information with 0% allocation to her. On our side, i was wondering if I could use the "workaround" and Not state in turbotax that we our plan is shared with someone else not on our tax return. I am concerned that the IRS will flag that as a issue with our filing (or send a follow-up after we file this way).
If you have any insight that would be greatly appreciated. Thank You!!
