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Mid October | Estimated Distributions Available |
December | Distributions Paid |
Early January | 1099-R Tax Forms Sent |
Mid January | Account Statements Sent |
Late January | 1099-DIV/B Tax Forms Sent (Excluding Real Estate Funds¹) |
Late February | 1099 DIV/B Sent for Real Estate Funds¹ |
Mid March | Giftrust Schedule K-1 Sent |
Late April | 5498 CESA Tax Forms Sent |
Late May | 5498 Tax Forms Sent |
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The Real Estate Fund and Global Real Estate Fund have the potential to pay three types of distributions: ordinary income, long-term capital gains and/or a return of capital. The allocation of the dividend among the three components is not reported by the real estate investment trust (REIT) until after the close of its taxable year, typically December 31. In order to determine the amounts of each distribution type reported on your annual Form 1099-DIV/B, we will delay sending these forms until late February. This postponed mail date is common among funds that invest in REITs. If you are a client in one of these real estate funds, please wait to file your tax returns until you receive your Form 1099-DIV/B for these funds. If you own other funds that have taxable activity during the calendar year, the tax forms for those funds will be sent by January 31.
For Managed accounts and American Century Brokerage accounts, 1099-R Tax Forms will mail by January 31. All other 1099 forms will start mailing by January 31 and continue weekly through mid-March as final tax information becomes available from issuers of mutual funds, Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) and certain equities.
This material has been prepared for educational purposes only. It is not intended to provide, and should not be relied upon for, investment, accounting, legal or tax advice.