Two 1095As

[user17745694674]

I started the year thinking that I was going to be claimed as a dependent on my mother's taxes and had healthcare.gov insurance under her name and social using her income, however I had a change in employment and was able to get my own coverage under my name, income and social. She received a 1095A for the first 4 months and I received a 1095A for the remainder of the year. Does she file the 1095A for the first 4 months that was based on her income and social security # or do file her 1095A and mine on my taxes? She did not have marketplace insurance since she is on Medicare, so I am the only one that received the tax credit under her 1095A. 

Thank you for your help.

[ThomasM125]

Yes, you would enter the Form 1095-A on your tax return. You will have to enter her social security number when you enter the form in TurboTax and indicate how much of the premiums are being allocated to her if any.