No, the Premium Tax Credit is a federal tax credit based on your income, family size and the cost of insurance in your state.
The Premium Assistance Subsidy is the amount the state of California paid to make your insurance more affordable. So, no, do not enter those numbers instead of zero.
Any field in this section that shows a zero, should be left blank. That will clear up your errors.
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