Yes, you can allocate the policy as you indicated and he will have to add this information to his return since you are not claiming him as a dependent. Note: the IRS does not REQUIRE a pro-rata allocation, so if you want or are able to allocate 100% to yourself, there may be tax advantages (but this does require math).
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