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Tax Topic 152

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I do not have any dependent children anymore so I did not use form 1095a this year since he is not a dependent. My fear is that they will be looking for this again, was I supposed to include this form since he was not a dependent in 2021? I have my own healthcare and never used Obamacare but he did.

Alumni - Intuit

If your tax return was accepted, and you did not have insurance through the marketplace for anyone on your tax return, then no, you should not include a 1095-A on your return. The IRS is rejecting returns that should include the 1095-A.

If he was covered, then he will need to enter the form on his return.

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