OK...Well, the Yes-vs-No questions (you MUST mark), may be triggering that premium tax credit form.
BUT
When it is triggered, you then need to go thru the Affordable Care Act questions on the Deductions & Credits page. Perhaps it will change things....but you have to be eligible for the ACA credit in the first place.
Make sure you've entered ALL your income before proceeding to the Deductions&Credits section.
It is certainly possible that you no longer are eligible for that credit...but after that NO...not a dependent...you need to go thru the ACA questions to see what happens. Maybe you'll get the credit back, maybe not.
____________*Answers are correct to the best of my knowledge when posted, but should not be considered to be legal or official tax advice.*
