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Summarize Municipal Interest from mutual fund or factored transactions, except for Trust Situs and Beneficiary states | This option determines whether tax-exempt interest from municipal bond funds or factored transactions is summarized based on the account's situs state and recipient's resident state. When summarized, tax-exempt interest from states that are taxable to the situs state or resident state is shown as one amount on the detail pages. Income is summarized on the tax return detail pages and the tax worksheet. Select Yes to summarize tax-exempt interest. Select No to detail tax-exempt interest.note
This option has a matching option in the Enhanced 1099 category. |
Summarize Municipal Interest from Common Trust Funds, except for Trust Situs and Beneficiary states | This option determines whether municipal interest from common trust funds is summarized based on the account's situs state and the recipient's resident state. When summarized, municipal interest from states that are taxable to the situs state or resident state is shown as one amount on the detail pages and the tax worksheet. note
This option has a matching option in the Enhanced 1099 category. |
Summarize Foreign Income from mutual fund or factored transactions | This option determines whether foreign income from mutual funds or factored transactions is summarized on the Foreign Investments page. Select Yes to summarize foreign income. Select No to detail foreign income.note
This option has matching option in the Enhanced 1099 category. |
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Evaluation of mutual fund or factored transactions in the Qualified Dividend Income calculation | This option determines how the qualified dividend income calculation evaluates mutual fund transactions or transactions factored to tax codes 3, 5, 6, 201 or 202. The selections include:
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This option has a matching option in the Enhanced 1099 category. |
Presentation of short term capital gain dividends (tax code 126) | This option determines how short-term capital gain dividends posted or factored to tax code 126 (Short-Term Capital Gain Dividends) are presented for revocable and irrevocable accounts. The selections include: note
Only short-term capital gain dividends posted to income are included in TAI.
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Presentation of short term capital gain dividends (tax code 126) (Continued) | The IRS held that a distribution from a regulated investment company (RIC) of ordinary income that includes short-term capital gain dividends is includable in a trust's DNI regardless of whether the distribution is classified as principal for fiduciary purposes (See Ltr. Rul. 9811037). To follow the IRS' decision, do not set this option to Show as nonqualified dividends on all revocable accnts and non-distributive, nonqualified dividends on irrevocable accnts or Show as qualified dividends on all revocable accounts and non-distributive qualified dividends on irrevocable accounts .note
This option has a matching option in the Enhanced 1099 category. |
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Treat all out-of-state municipal income FACTORED transactions as tax-exempt | This option determines whether out-of-state municipal factored transactions are treated as tax-exempt.
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This option has a matching option in the Enhanced 1099 category. |
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Calculate Return of Capital Cost Basis Adjustment | The default selection is Do not calculate return of capital basis adjustment from factors .Set this option to Calculate return of capital basis adjustment from factors to turn on the return of capital adjustment calculation. The calculation is made at the tax lot level for sales in the same tax year. The fund factor amount per share in tax code 4 (Nondividend distribution) is used to calculate the return of capital adjustment.note
Only factors to tax code 4 are considered for the calculation. Nonfactored transactions in tax code 4 are ignored. A return of capital adjustment is calculated from the first day of the tax year or the acquisition date (whichever is later) through the sale's trade date based on the fund factor's ex-dividend date (if available). If the ex-dividend date is unavailable, the payment or record date is used. The units in each tax lot are multiplied by each tax code 4 factor within the date range. The following guidelines apply when the return of capital adjustment calculation is turned on:
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This option has a matching option in the Enhanced 1099 category. |
Option | Description |
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Summarize Municipal Interest from mutual fund or factored transactions, except for Trust Situs and recipient states | This option determines whether tax-exempt interest from municipal bond funds or factored transactions is summarized based on the account's situs state and recipient's resident state. When summarized, tax-exempt interest from states that are not the situs state or resident state is shown as one amount on the detail pages. Income is summarized on the tax return detail pages and the tax worksheet. Select Yes to summarize tax-exempt interest. Select No to detail tax-exempt interest.note
Select No if you need to report out of state municipal interest (OSMI) for 1099 recipients who are residents of California, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Montana, North Carolina, New York and Rhode Island. |
Summarize Municipal Interest from Common Trust Funds, except for Trust Situs and recipient states | This option determines whether municipal interest from common trust funds is summarized based on the account's situs state and the recipient's resident state. Municipal interest from all other states is shown as one amount on the detail pages. Select Yes to summarize municipal interest. Select No to detail municipal interest.note
Select No if you need to report out of state municipal interest (OSMI) for 1099 recipients who are residents of California, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Montana, North Carolina, New York and Rhode Island. |
Summarize Foreign Income from mutual fund or factored transactions | This option determines whether foreign income from mutual funds or factored transactions is summarized on the Foreign Investments page. Select Yes to summarize foreign income. Select No to detail foreign income. |
Evaluation of mutual fund or factored transactions in the Qualified Dividend Income calculation | This option determines how the qualified dividend income calculation evaluates mutual fund transactions or transactions factored to tax codes 3, 5, 6, 201 or 202. The selections include:
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Show short term capital gain dividends (tax code 126) as qualified dividends | Select Yes to consider short-term capital gain dividends posted or factored to tax code 126 as qualified dividends. |
Calculate Return of Capital Cost Basis Adjustment | The default selection is Do not calculate return of capital basis adjustment from factors .Set this option to Calculate return of capital basis adjustment from factors to turn on the return of capital adjustment calculation. The calculation is made at the tax lot level for sales in the same tax year. The fund factor amount per share in tax code 4 (Nondividend distribution) is used to calculate the return of capital adjustment.note
Only factors to tax code 4 are considered for the calculation. Nonfactored transactions in tax code 4 are ignored. A return of capital adjustment is calculated from the first day of the tax year or the acquisition date (whichever is later) through the sale's trade date based on the fund factor's ex-dividend date (if available). If the ex-dividend date is unavailable, the payment or record date is used. The units in each tax lot are multiplied by each tax code 4 factor within the date range. The following guidelines apply when the return of capital adjustment calculation is turned on:
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Treat all out-of-state municipal income FACTORED transactions as tax-exempt (Applies to recipients in IN) | This option applies to Indiana recipients only. Select Yes to treat out-of-state municipal factored transactions as tax-exempt. |
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Do not copy mutual fund factors from the source account when copying trust data to a successor trustee or merging trust data | This option determines whether mutual fund factors are included or excluded when an account is copied or merged from one PAN to another. When this option is set to No (the default), mutual fund factors are included when an account is copied or merged from one PAN to another. When this option is set to Yes , all mutual fund factors are excluded when an account is copied or merged from one PAN to another. |
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Resident state of bank-used to assign location code on factor records when the transaction is a CTF and the asset does not have a location code | Select the resident state of your organization for this option. ONESOURCE Trust Tax uses the selected state to determine whether resident or nonresident municipal interest applies to a CTF factor when the asset is missing a location code (state of issue) in the monthly data load. |
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Account contains CTF, Mutual or Factored funds that are out of balance | This SmartBridge probe generates a message when the total factored amounts and the total distribution amounts for an account's common trust funds (CTFs), mutual funds and other factored funds do not match. The selections include:
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Sales exist after Return of Capital | This SmartBridge probe identifies transactions posted or factored to tax code 4 (Return of Capital) with corresponding sales with trade dates greater than or equal to the ex-dividend date of the dividend transaction. If the ex-dividend date is blank, the tax effective date is used. The selections include:
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Account contains transactions for asset marked "Held for Review" | This SmartBridge probe identifies accounts that contain one or more transactions for an asset that is marked as held for review. An account that has an asset marked as held for review cannot be processed until the hold is released. The selections include:
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Account contains sales for asset marked "Held for Review" | This SmartBridge probe identifies accounts that contain one or more sales for an asset that is marked as held for review. The selections include:
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Account contains tax-exempt transactions for asset with no state of issue | This SmartBridge probe identifies municipal and territorial asset transactions that do not have a valid origin code. The selections include:
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Account contains foreign withholding transactions for asset, but missing foreign dividend or interest transactions | This SmartBridge probe identifies foreign withholding transactions (which are posted to tax code 29, 39, 299 or 499) that have no foreign dividend or foreign interest component. The selections include:
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Sales with ROC match Free Receipt Transaction | This SmartBridge probe identifies sales with return of capital that also have free receipt transactions (tax code 951) within the tax year. The selections include:
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Tax lot(s) exist with calculated ROC in excess of Cost Basis | This SmartBridge probe identifies sales where one or more tax lots have return of capital in excess of cost basis. The selections include:
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