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8937 Report of Organizational Actions Affecting Basis of Securities Form (December 2011) Department of the Treasury Internal Revenue Service Part I See OMB No. 15452224 separate instructions. Reporting

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How to Fill Out a Nontaxable Return of Capital:

1. Gather the necessary information: Before filling out a nontaxable return of capital, make sure you have all the required information at hand. This may include details about the investment, such as the name of the company or entity, the amount of capital returned, and any supporting documentation.
2. Determine the correct form to use: Depending on your jurisdiction and the specific circumstances, there may be different forms or schedules to report a nontaxable return of capital. Consult with your tax advisor or visit your tax authority's website to identify the correct form to use.
3. Identify the applicable tax year: Nontaxable return of capital should be reported in the tax year in which it was received. Be sure to accurately determine the appropriate tax year to avoid any reporting errors.
4. Complete the required sections: Fill out the form or schedule according to the instructions provided. Typically, you will need to provide identifying information about the investment, such as the company name, the date the return of capital was received, and the amount received.
5. Attach any required documentation: Some jurisdictions may require you to attach supporting documentation, such as a copy of the investment agreement or a statement from the company confirming the return of capital. Make sure to include any necessary documentation to support your claim for the nontaxable nature of the return of capital.
6. Review and double-check: Before submitting your return, carefully review all the information you have entered. Double-check for any errors or omissions that could potentially lead to complications or delays in the processing of your tax return.

Who needs a nontaxable return of capital:

1. Investors: Individuals or entities who have invested in a company or other investment vehicle and received a return of their capital may need to report this nontaxable event on their tax return. This typically applies when the return of capital does not generate any taxable income.
2. Taxpayers subject to capital gains tax: In some jurisdictions, the return of capital may be subject to capital gains tax if certain conditions are met. Taxpayers who receive a return of capital may need to determine whether it qualifies as nontaxable and report it accordingly.
3. Those required to report investment income: Individuals or entities required to report investment income, such as dividends or interest, may also need to account for any nontaxable return of capital they receive. This ensures accurate reporting of their overall investment activity for tax purposes.

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What is nontaxable return of capital?

Nontaxable return of capital refers to money received from an investment that is not subject to income tax.

Who is required to file nontaxable return of capital?

Individuals or entities who have received nontaxable return of capital must file it with their tax return.

How to fill out nontaxable return of capital?

Nontaxable return of capital can be filled out by reporting the amount received on the appropriate tax form, such as Schedule D or Form 8949.

What is the purpose of nontaxable return of capital?

The purpose of nontaxable return of capital is to ensure that individuals or entities properly report all income received from investments.

What information must be reported on nontaxable return of capital?

The nontaxable return of capital amount received, the investment it was received from, and any other relevant details must be reported on the tax form.