What is Your enrollment premium%

dora428-dz — Thu, 05 Feb 2026 00:10:04 GMT

On the question "What is your portion of this shared policy?" there are three %that I have to answer. Where do I find this information?

Re: What is Your enrollment premium%

DaveF1006 — Fri, 06 Feb 2026 00:45:29 GMT

If you’re asked for three percentages—Enrollment Premium, SLCSP, and APTC—on a “Shared Policy” screen, you’re working with Shared Policy Allocation for Form 8962. These percentages aren’t listed on your Form 1095-A. You and the other taxpayer decide how to split the tax responsibility and credit.

The shared policy allocations are agreed upon by you and the other policyholders, such as a parent, an ex-spouse, or a child filing their own taxes. The IRS lets you choose any percentage from 0% to 100%, as long as the total between both tax returns adds up to 100%.

Example: If your parents are claiming 100% of the policy and you are just "bypassing" the form on your own return, you would enter 0% for all three boxes. Your parents would enter 100% on theirs.

The Rule: You generally must enter the same percentage in all three boxes (Premium, SLCSP, and Advance Payment) unless you have an extremely complex legal situation.

If you cannot agree on a split, or if you aren't in contact with the other person, the IRS provides a default formula based on the number of people who are on the policy. For an example, if there are 4 people on the policy and you are 1 of them filing separately, your percentage is 25%.

Before you determine your policy percentages, you should mutually agree on the percentage each of you will make to avoid any problems with your return.

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