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Re: HomerBedloe post# 6462

Saturday, 11/10/2018 4:13:51 PM

Saturday, November 10, 2018 4:13:51 PM

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We are in agreement

The difference is really about who provides the dividend shares, the company or the investor on record.
Either way a buyer between now and the ex- div date (allowing for settlement) gets the dividend shares.

So a new question is, what are the tax implications here? How does the IRS treat these “free” shares?
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