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If you were enrolled on your mother's plan, indicate that you shared a plan, but did not receive a 1095-A. You'll then be asked for your % Allocation. Since your mother paid for the insurance, she can allocate 100% to herself and 0% to you.
She will also indicate that you shared her plan on her tax return. This is so the IRS can match the data between your returns.
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