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How are distributions taxed?

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Written by Blair
Updated over 3 weeks ago

For the purposes of your tax return, distributions are treated as income, which means they are taxed at your individual income tax rate. If you receive a distribution, you will be provided with a tax statement (aka an AMMA statement) outlining your distribution.

To be eligible for a distribution, you must be a unitholder β€” that is, you must be invested in a Spaceship Voyager portfolio β€” on the distribution calculation date. Click here to learn more about how distributions work.

Distributions will be detailed on your tax/AMMA statement, which we send out at tax time. Click here to find out how tax time works if you have a Spaceship Voyager portfolio.

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