Tax Reporting
The reporting section outlines the tax reporting protocols for investors, which can differ across funds. Some funds issue a 1099 form, while others issue a K-1 form. This section also clarifies the frequency at which the fund instrument's market value is assessed and the Net Asset Value (NAV) is calculated.
Property | Description |
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Tax Jurisdiction | The country or region that governs the tax reporting for the fund. Country is represented as a ISO 3611-1 alpha-2 code. |
Tax Entity Type | The legal entity structure of the fund for tax purposes. |
Tax form | The type of tax document provided to investors for reporting purposes, usually a 1099 or a K-1. |
Tax Year End | The date marking the end of the fund's fiscal year for tax reporting. |
NAV Strike Frequency | The frequency at which the fund's Net Asset Value (NAV) is recalculated or 'struck'. This can be daily, monthly, quarterly, etc. |
{
"reporting": {
"tax_jurisdiction": {
"country": "string",
"region": "string"
},
"tax_entity_type": "registered_investment_company",
"tax_form": "form_1099",
"tax_year_end": "string",
"nav_strike_frequency": "quarterly"
}
}
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