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- I have a client who is claiming her mom as a dependent, and her mom paid health insurance premiums. Do I have to include her mom's 1095-A in my client's return?
I have a client who is claiming her mom as a dependent, and her mom paid health insurance premiums. Do I have to include her mom's 1095-A in my client's return?
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rbaladi1994
Level 1
01-30-2023
04:04 PM
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My client qualifies as HOH and she did not have health insurance during 2022.
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TaxGuyBill
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01-30-2023
04:56 PM
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Yes, if your client is claiming her mother as a dependent, the mother's 1095-A goes on your client's tax return. Any Premium Tax Credit (or repayment of the Advance Credit) will be based on your client's Household Income and Family Size.
