<prompt> Human: Hello, I have seen several people looking for help with healthcare subsidues during tax time. I could use personal finances help as well.I was covered health insurance from my mother until september 31 of this year. Due to numerous problems and shortcomings with my states marketplace, my new insurance did not begin until novermber 1. On my taxes form 1095-A from the market place indicates only Novemeber and Decemeber, yet are taking 250 from my taxes. I am paid salary and declared my exact income to the marketplace aside from small interest and dividend income minimal at best.I am unsure if the fee is a fine for only reporting 2 months of health insurance, or if my premiums for my insurance are about half of what the actual cost is. Pay about 130month, but 2502125. Seems really far off.Any thoughts? It took me calling loging into the online account everyday, calling 3 times per week, and finally contacting the governor and various health insurance assistance agencies to get the issue fixed a month later a basic software bug that caused me to be unable to select my plan, and because the customer service uses the same system they are also unable to input manually.  <response>: Your mothers health insurance should send her a 1095-B andor -C to show you were covered from Jan to Sep 2015. Make a copy of that for your records.The marketplace should send you a 1095-A to show you were covered for Nov-Dec 2015, which it sounds like youve received. It should show how much you paid and if you received a subsidy. You use that information to fill in Form 8962 which will work out whether the subsidy you received if any was too much or too little. If you qualify for more you get a premium tax credit, if you were paid too much subsidy then you have to repay the excess.Then you have one month without insurance: October 2015. With just one month without insurance you qualify for the short coverage exemption. Fill in Form 8965 and in Part III use the exemption code B just for the month of October. You do not owe a penalty so make sure theres no individual responsibility tax on line 61 of your 1040.I dont understand what the fee youre talking about is, but with the other information youve provided the above is how it should be put into your tax return. 