My 1099-DIV covers a variety of mutual funds and provides supplemental information concerning income from government securities for each fund. I can total the percentage for all the funds, but I don't know what to deduct it from? Do I deduct it from total ordinary dividends or from qualified dividends or from capital gains distributions?
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see guidance here and your brokerage may have similar
https://investor.vanguard.com/content/dam/retail/publicsite/en/documents/taxes/usgo-2025.pdf
multiply the % given for each fund against the amount it distributed included in Box 1a
note for CA/CT/NY the fund needs to meet a threshold to qualify for this exemption.
enter the total amount of US Gov Obligations in the supplemental questions which follow the 1099-DIV entry screen. That will apply in your state return as a subtraction from Federal income.
Thanks much
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