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If you can confirm with the payer that this was a payment intended to be a return of capital then it could be considered a 'Nondividend Distribution'. A nondividend distribution is nontaxable because it is a return of capital. Also, this amount should be in Box 3, Form 1099-DIV. Talk to the company and inquire about this detail.
That being said, if this is not on your dividend statement or documents from the merger clearly identifying this as a return of capital, then you will pay tax on the qualified dividends under the capital gain tax rules.
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March 2, 2022
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