Got my Fidelity 1099 this morning. Now I can do my taxes..
BummerMy 1099 is marked as preliminary. They are waiting on one fund.
They give 3/3 as the release date.
Bummer #2Well, I just found out that the Fidelity 1099s are incomplete. If you own Fidelity mutual funds in a taxable account, they have not made available the percentage of dividends that are sourced from US Govt Securities.
Has an impact if you have a brokerage account and use Fidelity Govt MM fund as your sweep account (I believe it is mandatory). Last year, about 73% of the dividends from this fund were exempt from state taxes. Other funds may or may not have a significant source of dividends from Govt securities.
Of course, YMMV.
Good point.I got mine a couple of weeks ago. It's nice to have a simple account.
Well, I just found out that the Fidelity 1099s are incomplete. If you own Fidelity mutual funds in a taxable account, they have not made available the percentage of dividends that are sourced from US Govt Securities.
Has an impact if you have a brokerage account and use Fidelity Govt MM fund as your sweep account (I believe it is mandatory). Last year, about 73% of the dividends from this fund were exempt from state taxes. Other funds may or may not have a significant source of dividends from Govt securities.
Of course, YMMV.
I was finally able to download my FIDO brokerage statement yesterday. It had 1099-INT, 1099-DIV and 1099-B transactions.
I sure am glad I never allowed Vanguard to convert my Mutual Fund account to a brokerage account in that the Vanguard tax forms are required to be published by 1/31 still.
-gauss