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Tax Exempt Funds and 1099-int?

 
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JJ



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PostPosted: Mon Feb 11, 2008 10:07 pm    Post subject: Tax Exempt Funds and 1099-int? Reply with quote

I have non-retirement money in a Vanguard tax-exempt fund. The fund is a
municipal bond fund that invests in multiple states. They provided me with
a 1099-INT and a info sheet on tax-exempt interest dividends broken down by
state. For Wisconsin the percentage is 1.46%.
If I read the instructions correctly, I take the total 1099-INT, apply the
1.46% and then create two entries from that. One with my state listed and
the balance with XX entered as originating state.
Lets say the total was $100. Does that mean $1.46 is excluded from WI state
tax but the balance of $98.54 is subject to state taxes? Or is my logic
flawed? I hope!

Thanks,
Joe

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Paul Thomas, CPA



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PostPosted: Tue Feb 12, 2008 12:02 am    Post subject: Re: Tax Exempt Funds and 1099-int? Reply with quote

"JJ" wrote
>I have non-retirement money in a Vanguard tax-exempt fund. The fund is a
>municipal bond fund that invests in multiple states. They provided me with
>a 1099-INT and a info sheet on tax-exempt interest dividends broken down by
>state. For Wisconsin the percentage is 1.46%.
> If I read the instructions correctly, I take the total 1099-INT, apply the
> 1.46% and then create two entries from that. One with my state listed and
> the balance with XX entered as originating state.
> Lets say the total was $100. Does that mean $1.46 is excluded from WI
> state tax but the balance of $98.54 is subject to state taxes? Or is my
> logic flawed? I hope!




Ya got it.

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