I have a 1095 c but IRS rejected my return and asked for 1095 A. I had a health ins through my work,but it looks like i was covered through market place with parents.

What do I need to do in this case? I paid for insurance through my work, but looks like I was covered through market place.

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I have a 1095 c but IRS rejected my return and asked for 1095 A. I had a health ins through my work,but it looks like i was covered through market place with parents.

Enter the 1095-A on your return. You can allocate (share) it with your parents if they pay for it. Doesn't matter how it is split as long as it totals 100% between your return and your parents' return.

But even if they take 100% of it, you still have to enter it on your return. You can get it from healthcare.gov now or get it from your parents - They will enter on their return too if they are taking a percentage or all of it.

Where do I enter my 1095-A?

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I have a 1095 c but IRS rejected my return and asked for 1095 A. I had a health ins through my work,but it looks like i was covered through market place with parents.

Enter the 1095-A on your return. You can allocate (share) it with your parents if they pay for it. Doesn't matter how it is split as long as it totals 100% between your return and your parents' return.

But even if they take 100% of it, you still have to enter it on your return. You can get it from healthcare.gov now or get it from your parents - They will enter on their return too if they are taking a percentage or all of it.

Where do I enter my 1095-A?

Tricky ACA situations

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**Mark the post that answers your question by clicking on "Mark as Best Answer"

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