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Yes, that's true. If your income is $10 or more for interest or dividends, and of course if there are any trade or sale transactions of stocks, bonds, etc.
If earnings happen to be in a retirement account they will not be reported to you unless you make a withdrawal. Otherwise they continue to earn money tax free or tax deferred until distribution.
Yes, that's true. If your income is $10 or more for interest or dividends, and of course if there are any trade or sale transactions of stocks, bonds, etc.
If earnings happen to be in a retirement account they will not be reported to you unless you make a withdrawal. Otherwise they continue to earn money tax free or tax deferred until distribution.
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