Dividend Investors Save Up To 20% On Taxes This Year

Dividend Investors Save Up To 20% On Taxes This Year

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If you own any real estate investment trusts (REITs), make sure you forward this article along to your tax advisor!
Historically, REIT distributions have been considered nonqualified dividends by the IRS. This means they usually get taxed at your regu…
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