My return was rejected due to a 1095 missing document. I was a college student in 2023 and was on my parents health care during this time. What do I need to do?

I have a 1095 C from my employer for a portion of the year and a 1095 A from when I was under my parents plan?

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Apr 12, 2024 8:12:24 AM

You will need to enter your parents 1095-A on your return. You will then select shared this policy with another taxpayer and allocate 0% of the premiums to yourself.

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My return was rejected due to a 1095 missing document. I was a college student in 2023 and was on my parents health care during this time. What do I need to do?