Yes. Since his income is 105% of the federal poverty level and he did not receive an advance premium tax credit, the credit is being refunded to him with his return. If you happen to get any errors, you will just need to remove the 0's as zeros will frequently generate errors in the program. The program usually prefers blanks to 0.
Since his SLCSP was greater than his premiums he paid, he is getting the full amount of the premiums he paid back as the credit.
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