So, you have two grown children, sharing your health plan- but not on your return. Here are the options and how to handle:

• I'm on parents' health plan but not on their tax return, and I got my own 1095-A
• I'm on my parents' health plan but not on their tax return, I didn't get a 1095-A and there are amou...
• I'm on parents' health plan but not on their tax return, didn't get a 1095-A and there are no amount...
• I'm on parents' health plan, but not on their tax return, didn't get a 1095-A and there are no amoun...

Followup to this question.    This is more an operational question of how I enter information into Turbotax.

I am the owner of the healthcare plan.    I have two independent kids (essentially independent tax payer families) on the plan.  When I enter my 1095-A into TurboTax, I check the box that states "I share this policy with another taxpayer who is not on my taxes", and then I proceed to the next page, where I can enter the SSN of one person on the Health Care plan, and allocate the SLCSP % to that person for the months they were on the plan, HOWEVER, below that there is a statement that says:   "IF you share your marketplace plan with more than one person, contact us and we'll help you allocate plans".      Bottom line, it does not seem to indicate a way for ME to put the second person in.   So, here I am, contacting someone for operational help here. 

The link below will help you figure out what to put on your own tax return and what should be put on your child's return(s). 

The allocation percentage can be any amount between zero and 100% that is agreed upon by each taxpayer. If the taxpayers do not agree on an allocation percentage, then the allocation percentage is equal to the number of individuals enrolled by one taxpayer who are included in the tax family of the other taxpayer for the year divided by the total number of individuals enrolled in the same policy as the individual(s).

It is between all of you to figure out a percentage that works for all of you.  Test it on your return, then decide how much to allocate to your other children. 

This would be your percentage of premiums, SLCSP and advanced payment of the premium tax credit, then just provide the amount for each of them. They will need the 1095-A information for each of their returns plus the percentage allocated to them so that they can complete it accurately.

Review the various scenarios in the link below for assistance with your children's returns.

• I'm on my parents' 1095-A, What do I do on my return?

If you still want, you can start your contact by using this link: Contact us

• Make sure to have all of your details explained.  You should copy part of this question to paste in the contact information when asked.

[Edited: 02/21/2021 | 10:13a PST]