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February 28, 2025
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SPDR BLOOMBERG 1-3 MONTH T-BIL L ETF 78468R663 % US governement?

  • February 28, 2025
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what is the % of SPDR BLOOMBERG 1-3 MONTH T-BIL L ETF 78468R663 from US?

I need this info to deduct the % of the dividends received from the State taxes...

    Best answer by baldietax

    this is probably not material but the official answer is 99.260674%

     

    the % should come from the tax info provided by the ETF/Fund in this case on the ETF website linked above under Documents / Tax Documents / SPDR ICI Tax Summary (Secondary).xls

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    AmyC
    Employee
    February 28, 2025

    According to State Street it is invested completely in 1 to less than 3 month T bills and all of the dividends would be US Obligations - state tax free.

    You should be able to see what your fund is invested in and the various holdings, if it is different from what I found.

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    February 28, 2025
     

    looks like 0.18% is not?

    KrisD15
    March 1, 2025

    The dividend you receive would only be for the invested T-Bills. 

    SPDR Bloomberg  1-3 Month T-Bill ETF are completely invested in only 1 to 3 month Treasury Bills. 

     

    Please see the link provided above by @AmyC

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    baldietax
    baldietaxAnswer
    March 1, 2025

    this is probably not material but the official answer is 99.260674%

     

    the % should come from the tax info provided by the ETF/Fund in this case on the ETF website linked above under Documents / Tax Documents / SPDR ICI Tax Summary (Secondary).xls

    March 2, 2025

    thank you!

    What about "USFR" Wisdomtree Floating Rate Treasury Fund?

    What is its % of US government investment?

    baldietax
    March 2, 2025

    it's best to try researching and confirming this information directly so you know where it comes from to support your return and how to get it for other funds - go to the wisdom tree website they should have some page for documents or tax resources and look for the supplemental or secondary information for 2024.  If still stuck please do come back.