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Open-end tax guide

Preparing federal and state income tax returns can be challenging, but Invesco helps make this process easier by providing the information you need in a clear, concise, and timely manner. This guide is a summary of useful information for our open-end funds and was created using the most recent information available.

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You can have your IRS refund invested in your account by using the direct deposit section of IRS Form 1040 or 1040-SR. This is a fast, easy way to invest your refund dollars.

Here's how.

Simply identify the Refund section of your Form Form 1040 or 1040-SR and fill it in with the following information (see below): 
 
Routing number: Enter 011001234. 
Type: Place an "X" in the box for Checking. 
Account Number: In the first three boxes, enter "IVZ." In the next four boxes, enter your fund number. In the last 10 boxes, enter your account number. 
 
All 17 boxes must be filled. Include leading zeroes in the fund and account number fields if needed.

Note: The IRS also allows you to deposit your refund directly in your traditional or Roth IRA, but certain restrictions apply. Please review Form 8888 and Instructions for Form 1040 on the IRS website (irs.gov) for more details.

 

Tax identification number (TIN) masking

For your protection, we’ll mask the first five digits of your tax identification number, and it will read in a format such as XXX-XX1234 for Social Security numbers or XX-XXX1234 for employee identification numbers. Please note that tax identification numbers will not be masked on Form 1042-S.

For your protection, Invesco will mask the first five digits of your tax identification number and it will read in a format such as XXX-XX1234 for Social Security numbers or XX-XXX1234 for employee identification numbers. Please note that tax identification numbers will not be masked on Form 1042-S.

Sign up for eDelivery to gain online access to your tax forms, quarterly statements, and other documents. This convenient service will also help you avoid mailing delays, reduce the amount of paper you receive, and allow you to view your documents online anytime. (Invesco will send an email notification once your documents are available.) For security purposes, you will need to log into your account to view your tax forms and statements. To sign up, log into your Invesco account and select "Register for eDelivery" from the menu on the right.

As part of the Energy Improvement and Extension Act of 2008, mutual fund companies are required to report your cost basis information on IRS Form 1099-B for shares that are acquired and subsequently redeemed on or after Jan. 1, 2012. To learn more about the cost basis, visit the Form 1099-B and cost basis information page.

The income derived from US government obligations will be available in the Tax Center of our website. If you receive a Form 1099-DIV, then this information may assist you in calculating your state tax liability if you live in a state that provides special treatment of dividends derived from interest on federal obligations.

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If you have questions about any of the forms you've received from Invesco, please call one of our Client Services representatives toll-free at (800) 959-4246, Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. CST.

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