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    Tax-exempt interest, box 9

    Has anyone encountered this yet. The new reporting requirements has two boxes for tax-exempt interest, box 8=tax-exempt interest and box 9=specified private activity bond interest (which is subject to AMT).

    My question is in regards to the treatment on state tax returns. Are amounts in box 9 still deemed to be tax-free for state purposes in the state they originate?

    Hope I made myself clear.

    #2
    I have been........

    ....... approaching this as, Pr Act Bond is included in the Tax exempt interest and only put that figure on the 6251. I do review the detail of the Tax Free to verify that it is from the state of residence. If it is, I do nothing else, I don't think any futher about State beyond it origin.
    Last edited by BOB W; 03-20-2007, 08:30 PM.
    This post is for discussion purposes only and should be verified with other sources before actual use.

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      #3
      Which software do you use?

      Gabriele, I believe that question is answered in TS Pro Software.

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        #4
        Thanks. Chief, I use ProSeries, I know you use TS, so what is your answer according to your software?

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          #5
          The only thing new is that the numbers are now on the 1099 instead of just on the broker statement. The reported tax-exempt interest (box 8) is exempt for federal but not necessarily exempt from state. The reporter usually provides a chart as to what percent is exempt for each state where the investment was located. And as was stated the private activity bond interest (box 9) is only a number to report on the form 6251.

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