With single 1099B reporting foreign taxes for more than one mutual fund/ETF, can you handle that as a single entry/investment in the 1116 portion of the interview?

richard's_tax · ‎June 6, 2019

rogge1722 · ‎June 6, 2019

If the ETF reported dividends on a 1099-DIV, then it is compatible with the mutual fund and they can be combined into a single entity. The country name is "RIC"; (regulated investment company)

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rogge1722 · ‎June 6, 2019

If the ETF reported dividends on a 1099-DIV, then it is compatible with the mutual fund and they can be combined into a single entity. The country name is "RIC"; (regulated investment company)

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With single 1099B reporting foreign taxes for more than one mutual fund/ETF, can you handle that as a single entry/investment in the 1116 portion of the interview?

With single 1099B reporting foreign taxes for more than one mutual fund/ETF, can you handle that as a single entry/investment in the 1116 portion of the interview?

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With single 1099B reporting foreign taxes for more than one mutual fund/ETF, can you handle that as a single entry/investment in the 1116 portion of the interview?

With single 1099B reporting foreign taxes for more than one mutual fund/ETF, can you handle that as a single entry/investment in the 1116 portion of the interview?

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