I can't really interpret that for you from the info you've given since different brokerages may report differently...BUT...look at their breakdown of all the other states?
1) IF they are using fractions/decimal amounts, none of the other states can exceed 1.0 , thus they would all have to be less than 1.0 too.
2) IF some of the other states have values higher than 1.0, then they are using % values and you would multiply by 0.0068 .
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And remember...since multiple funds can feed into the tax-exempt box, you need to multiply that 0.0068 against just what that particular fund issued. (unless, of course, if you only had one fund feeding that value.)
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____________*Answers are correct to the best of my knowledge when posted, but should not be considered to be legal or official tax advice.*
