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To: E_K_S who wrote (78596)11/30/2025 2:06:38 PM
From: Elroy  Read Replies (1) of 78751
 
I have been researching on both of these and in a taxable account; the dividends paid by NGL-B are "Qualified" and those for NGL-C are not and could be ROC.

Interesting. I'm busy at the moment, so I'll check if this was correct (I owned the B's last year) on my 1099.

What's the source of the above sentence about the dividends. If B's are qualified that would be fantastic.

I sort of doubt they are qualified as the B dividend income gets reported on Box 4b "Guaranteed Payments for use of Capital" on the B's K-1. I think that box has nothing to do with qualified dividends.
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