The percentage allocation between you two is an arbitrary amount just as long as it adds up to 100% between the two of you. Here is how to enter.
- Assuming you received a 1095A issued in your name, and there are totals listed in columns A,B, or C in the monthly amounts
- You can indicate your cost share percentage is anywhere from 0% to 100% for each one of the categories that you listed above.
- Since you are entering the name and social of the other person sharing the policy, they will need a copy of your 1095 A, report the totals in Column A, B, and C and then enter your information as the other policy holder (you) that is sharing this policy. They will now enter percentage amounts that when, combined with your percentages, equal 100%.
- For an example, if this is a 50/50 split, you will enter 50% and your daughter will enter 50%.
- If you choose to enter 100%, your daughter will enter 0% on her 1095A entry in her return..
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