@BecDunc1
Some have posted that they were on their parent's insurance and they had the 1095-A ... in that case you must get that form to enter on your return also and since you share a policy all of you must decide how to allocate the premium tax credit if you are eligible. The program will ask you how much of a percentage you will claim ... between all the parties the total must add up to 100% and the IRS allows you to choose how to split it up ... could be 0/100 or 50/50 or any other combination totaling 100%.
