No, you cannot get a subsidy if you don't file a federal income tax return, because filing is required to reconcile the advance premium tax credits (APTC) you receive. Without filing for two consecutive tax years, you will lose eligibility for APTC and will be responsible for the full cost of your monthly premiums. You can still enroll in a plan, but you won't receive any premium assistance until you file.
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