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Market Place Policy Allocation
I was on my parents health plan for only jan- june. Only 4 people on the policy. Me, my parents, and sister. I am filling independently. I have the 1095A infront of me. I need to determine the allocation percentage
Can someone assist.
please use following numbers as reference to show calculation.
First 6 months-
Enrollment premiums- 3100
SLCSP- 3600
PTC 3100
Annual numbers are below
Monthly premium: $34488
SLSC- 40458
PTC- 34464
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Market Place Policy Allocation
Since there are four people on your policy, you can Allocate your % of the Premium any way you choose, as long as the totals are not over 100%.
For example, you could allocate 25% to each person on the policy, or your parents could allocate 100% to themselves and 0% to you and your sister.
You and your parents (and your sister if she files her own return) may want to test different allocations on your returns to see which ones are most beneficial.
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Market Place Policy Allocation
Since there are four people on your policy, you can Allocate your % of the Premium any way you choose, as long as the totals are not over 100%.
For example, you could allocate 25% to each person on the policy, or your parents could allocate 100% to themselves and 0% to you and your sister.
You and your parents (and your sister if she files her own return) may want to test different allocations on your returns to see which ones are most beneficial.
Click the link for more info on Sharing Marketplace Health Plans
**Mark the post that answers your question by clicking on "Mark as Best Answer"
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