An HSA and an HRA are two very different things. You don't report anything about your HRA on your tax return.
Now, as to your PTC issue. Give us a sample of columns A, B, and C, from March or any time after your HRA went into effect. Let's see if we can do a workaround.
For example, I once wrote
Here is a possible workaround (no guarantees).
Check the box that you have a 1095-A. Start the interview. When you get to the "Let's get the Info from your 1095-A Form", enter column A as it reads on the 1095-a, but enter columns B as the same dollar amounts as Column A, and enter column C as 0.00 .
This will set the Premium Tax Credit to zero.
Of course this may trigger a letter from the IRS (I have no way of knowing), but at least you can answer
that you did this as a workaround on your tax software because you had an HRA and should not have received any PTC. Your change was to ensure the correct tax on your return.
Try doing this columns A and B equal to each other and C as zero for the months you had the HRA coverage and let's see what happens to the PTC.
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