FILING ACA FOR DEPENDENT SON

bigcat024 · ‎March 04, 2026

MY SON IS TOTALLY DISABLED AND ONLY HAD SOCIAL SECURITY AS INCOME. HE ALSO HAD AN ACA LAST YEAR CAN I STILL CLAIM HIM ON MY TAXES SINCE HE LIVED WITH ME OVER 6 MONTHS OF THE YEAR.

MarilynG1

Yes, you can claim his as your dependent if you provided over 50% of his support and his only income was non-taxable Social Security.

If he received a 1095-A for his health insurance, you can enter that in your return in the Deductions section, under Medical.

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MarilynG1

Yes, you can claim his as your dependent if you provided over 50% of his support and his only income was non-taxable Social Security.

If he received a 1095-A for his health insurance, you can enter that in your return in the Deductions section, under Medical.

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bigcat024

Thank you Marilyn G for your help!!

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