audreyh1
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AFAIK a lot of mutual funds close their tax year on October 31 or thereabouts which allows them to estimate and then pay current year distributions in December.
It does seem odd that they haven’t yet decided.
This explains it a bit differently. Apparently it’s the capital gains distributions calcs that go through Oct 31 from Nov 1 the prior year. https://blog.umb.com/fund-services-insight-mutual-fund-year-end-distributions/
It does seem odd that they haven’t yet decided.
This explains it a bit differently. Apparently it’s the capital gains distributions calcs that go through Oct 31 from Nov 1 the prior year. https://blog.umb.com/fund-services-insight-mutual-fund-year-end-distributions/
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