Regulated Investment Companies (RICs) are taxed as corporations, where the entity-level corporate income tax is typically eliminated by applying the dividends paid deduction (DPD) allowed via Internal Revenue Code (IRC) Section 561. At a basic level, as long as a RIC distributes to...
Read MoreOn December 1, 2017, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission announced its agreement to allow CBOE Global Markets, Inc. and CME Group, Inc. to list bitcoin futures contracts on their exchanges. The futures contracts, the first to be listed on traditional U.S. regulated exchanges, are expected to...
Read MoreAs year-end approaches, many mutual fund investors understand that their investments in mutual funds may generate dividend income, both ordinary and capital gains, in November or December. However, particularly for new investors and fund managers, below is an overview that provides an...
Read MoreThe obligation for registered investment companies (RICs) to pay foreign capital gains tax is not new by any means, but it is gaining more attention lately, making it imperative for fund management to take note. Foreign tax withholding on interest and dividends has been and continues to...
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