@GUHU
Ich bin auch auf höherem Niveau verwirrt!
ansonsten ein statement auf der SSD site ... sorgt bei mir für noch mehr Verwirrung (geht das?):
"There are two things to consider with Brookfield Infrastructure's distribution that might turn off some income investors.
First, due to the way the LP is structured, it does issue a K1 form because most of the payout is considered a return of capital by the IRS. This means that you don't get taxed on this portion of the distribution, but rather it deducts from your cost basis and you pay capital gains on it later. Some investors prefer to not deal with the added tax complexity of K1 forms, .."
Ich bin auch auf höherem Niveau verwirrt!
ansonsten ein statement auf der SSD site ... sorgt bei mir für noch mehr Verwirrung (geht das?):
"There are two things to consider with Brookfield Infrastructure's distribution that might turn off some income investors.
First, due to the way the LP is structured, it does issue a K1 form because most of the payout is considered a return of capital by the IRS. This means that you don't get taxed on this portion of the distribution, but rather it deducts from your cost basis and you pay capital gains on it later. Some investors prefer to not deal with the added tax complexity of K1 forms, .."
