@nexchap
The $4.11 was the per share sale price (I owned 100 shares), which is where I came up with the sale price of $411. I also confirmed that $411 was credited to my brokerage account when MIC was sold in 2022. There were no other distributions made from MIC in 2022.
My brokerage account also shows a distribution of $179 in 2021 from MIC, so the $179 was paid out. There were no other distributions in 2021 after converting to a MLP shown on the brokerage statement for 2021. Unless I'm missing something, I received and paid tax on the $179 as qualified dividends in 2021 and received $411 from the sale in 2022, and nothing else.
