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Yes, the amount is taxable and Form 1099-Div, Box 2a reflects total capital gain distributions (long-term). If you didn't get a check for the amount in Box 2a, it means you've directed the payor to reinvestment the money back into your account.
I did not get a check and this gain was reinvested. That being the case, it is still taxable?
Yes, even if you didn't get a physical check for the total capital gains distribution, you still got the money. It just got deposited into your account and is taxable. It's the same with a savings/checking account where you earn interest and the bank just puts it in your savings/checking account.
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