Do I need to add my ex's 1095A to my return, or does he need to add his to his return? We were divorced in 2016, have separate 1095A's...but I enrolled us at same time?

I have three 1095A's. One with me and my children, one with just me after children's dad got insurance through work, and one with ex husband's. I am filing single. Does ex need to include his own 1095A on his return even though I am the one that enrolled us all at the end of 2015?

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Jun 7, 2019 3:25:14 PM

Yes, he includes his 1095-A on his return and you include your 1095-As on your return.

It gets complicated with 1095-A and divorce. There are different scenarios since you were together on one form before the divorce and separated into different forms after. Click on the links below to see different possible scenarios.

Divorced in 2016, children as dependents on your return however they are listed on your ex-spouse’s 1095-.

Your children are dependents on your tax return, but they are listed on your ex-spouse’s 1095-A, and that 1095-A has amounts in column A, B and C

Your children are dependents on your tax return, but they are listed on your ex-spouse’s 1095-A; that 1095-A has amounts in column A and B but not in C

Your children are dependents on your tax return, but they are listed on your ex-spouse’s 1095-A; that 1095-A has amounts in column A but not in B and C

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Do I need to add my ex's 1095A to my return, or does he need to add his to his return? We were divorced in 2016, have separate 1095A's...but I enrolled us at same time?