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To: Spekulatius who wrote (30380)3/19/2008 1:10:29 AM
From: Paul Senior  Read Replies (1) of 78652
 
"Most pipeline MLPs luckily produce very little UBTI, in many cases as little as 10% of the distribution." If so, that's new knowledge for me. I have ASSUMED that the distributions were mostly, if not all, UBTI. For example 438 shares of MWE held for a year in an ira and through a distribution of $2.28 per share (per Yahoo),is - I have believed - UBTI income and at the limit for UBTI in an IRA (<$1000), or else great tax consequences ensue. If that total distribution is not UBTI, then I presume there will be some calculations that will have to be made to make the adjustments become whatever the UBTI amount is. What those calculations might be and how complex and difficult they might be, I have no idea. Or else one just disregards the distributions and the K-1 forms or whatever that the company sends. Neither of these possibilities is attractive to me. I keep my total K-1 distributions under $1000 in my iras. And try to skirt the problem (the problem for me, anyway) in other ways.
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