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Are income in Mutual Funds taxed as Ordinary Income or Capital Gains?


Are income in Mutual Funds taxed as Ordinary Income or Capital Gains?

The answer is both.

Capital gains is only beneficial to you at a lower tax rate (15%) when it is a LONG term investment (held more than 1 year)
Some things in your M Fund will be long term. If you have the Mutual set up in a way that long term tax rates pass through to you, the taxpayer, then you benefit. ... And only then.

The majority are taxed as OI.

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