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dom416
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For a mutual fund with only capital gains income and 7% from U.S Treas. specified, can I reduce the capital gains by 7% so they are not taxed by state?

 Mutual fund 1099-DIV has long and short term capital gains only.  No dividend, no interest. The 1099 also specifies 7.67% of the income is from U.S Treasury.  I understand U.S Treasury income is exempt from state income tax.  How much of the long and short term gain can I attribute to U.S Treasury? 

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Anita01
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For a mutual fund with only capital gains income and 7% from U.S Treas. specified, can I reduce the capital gains by 7% so they are not taxed by state?

Capital gains from the sale of Treasury instruments are not excluded from taxation at the state level, only the interest income.so the answer would be none, unfortunately.

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Anita01
New Member

For a mutual fund with only capital gains income and 7% from U.S Treas. specified, can I reduce the capital gains by 7% so they are not taxed by state?

Capital gains from the sale of Treasury instruments are not excluded from taxation at the state level, only the interest income.so the answer would be none, unfortunately.

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