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I have checked for errors. The only glitch in this is that the taxpayer is the non-custodial parent who had the dependency exemption released to him on Form 8332 (which has been completed with the return). The kids are on his 1095-A as well. I have the kids as code "N" dependent child who did not live with taxpayer due to divorce. He had the same exact situation last year and his tax family was 3 with all of those same codes.
This year it just has that his tax family is 1 which puts him above 401% of the poverty limit and he has to pay back the entire advance premium credit. I am not sure if this year has a bug or last year had a bug. I can't pin down anything definitive on if they can be included his tax family or not. It is an additional $13,000 in taxes.