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Why is the distribution a Unitholder receives on January 15 of each year included in the prior year’s T3?

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Why is the distribution a Unitholder receives on January 15 of each year included in the prior year’s T3?

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The income reported on the T3’s provided to Unitholders of record on December 31, includes the distribution per unit for the period December 1 to 31. As distributions are paid monthly in arrears, this distribution of December’s income, paid January 15, is required to be included in the prior year’s T3.

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