If my daughter was put on her father’s marketplace insurance and is on their 1095-A, yet I claim her on my tax return this year, how do I file without a 1095A of my own?

[brandi2911s]

My tax return as denied because a SSN provided was on a 1095A. I figured out her dad had her on marketplace insurance for 4 months last year, and paid the premiums. I had nothing to do with those insurance payments, but it won’t let me refile my return without a 1095A. How do I correctly file my return? Their 1095A includes their families SSN and names, so that does not seem like the right option to input that information.

[Vanessa A]

In order to claim your daughter, you will need to include the 1095-A that her father received on your return.  

When you enter the 1095-A you will both (her father and you) will say that you shared the policy with another tax payer.  Then you will select the premium allocation.  Depending on your situation, you may be able to agree to claim any amount from 0% to 100% as long as the total equals 100%.