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2009 - Important Tax Return Information
Kansas Insured Intermediate Fund
As shown on the enclosed Form 1099-INT, the 2009 dividends you received from the Fund are fully exempt from regular federal income tax.
0.50% of your 2009 dividends was not derived from Kansas municipal bonds or U.S. obligations and may need to be reported as taxable to the State of Kansas. If deemed reportable to the state, you should multiply 0.0050 by the total income dividends paid this year as shown on your year-end statement or the enclosed Form 1099-INT to determine the amount you should report to the State of Kansas.
We trust that this information will assist you in completing your federal and state income tax returns. It does not purport to be a complete discussion covering all of your income tax requirements. If you have any questions about reporting your dividends and distributions to federal and state taxing authorities, about which forms to use, or about how to complete these forms, please contact your personal tax advisor or refer to the IRS and state instructions for preparing income tax returns.
2009 - Important Tax Return Information Kansas Municipal Fund
As shown on the enclosed Form 1099-INT, the 2009 dividends you received from the Fund are fully exempt from regular federal income tax.
0.27% of your 2009 dividends was not derived from Kansas municipal bonds or U.S. obligations and may need to be reported as taxable to the State of Kansas. If deemed reportable to the state, you should multiply 0.0027 by the total income dividends paid this year as shown on your year-end statement or the enclosed Form 1099-INT to determine the amount you should report to the State of Kansas.
We trust that this information will assist you in completing your federal and state income tax returns. It does not purport to be a complete discussion covering all of your income tax requirements. If you have any questions about reporting your dividends and distributions to federal and state taxing authorities, about which forms to use, or about how to complete these forms, please contact your personal tax advisor or refer to the IRS and state instructions for preparing income tax returns.
2009 - Important Tax Return Information Maine Municipal Fund
As shown on the enclosed Form 1099-INT, the 2009 dividends you received from the Fund are fully exempt from regular federal income tax.
0.34% of your 2009 dividends was not derived from Maine municipal bonds or U.S. obligations and may need to be reported as taxable to the State of Maine. If deemed reportable to the state, you should multiply 0.0034 by the total income dividends paid this year as shown on your year-end statement or the enclosed Form 1099-INT to determine the amount you should report to the State of Maine.
We trust that this information will assist you in completing your federal and state income tax returns. It does not purport to be a complete discussion covering all of your income tax requirements. If you have any questions about reporting your dividends and distributions to federal and state taxing authorities, about which forms to use, or about how to complete these forms, please contact your personal tax advisor or refer to the IRS and state instructions for preparing income tax returns.
2009 - Important Tax Return Information Montana Tax-Free Fund, Inc.
As shown on the enclosed Form 1099-INT, the 2009 dividends you received from the Fund are fully exempt from regular federal income tax.
0.22% of your 2009 dividends was not derived from Montana municipal bonds or U.S. obligations and may need to be reported as taxable to the State of Montana. If deemed reportable to the state, you should multiply 0.0022 by the total income dividends paid this year as shown on your year-end statement or the enclosed Form 1099-INT to determine the amount you should report to the State of Montana.
We trust that this information will assist you in completing your federal and state income tax returns. It does not purport to be a complete discussion covering all of your income tax requirements. If you have any questions about reporting your dividends and distributions to federal and state taxing authorities, about which forms to use, or about how to complete these forms, please contact your personal tax advisor or refer to the IRS and state instructions for preparing income tax returns.
2009 - Important Tax Return Information ND Tax-Free Fund, Inc.
As shown on the enclosed Form 1099-INT, the 2009 dividends you received from the Fund are fully exempt from regular federal income tax.
0.29% of your 2009 dividends was not derived from North Dakota municipal bonds or U.S. obligations and may need to be reported as taxable to the State of North Dakota. If deemed reportable to the state, you should multiply 0.0029 by the total income dividends paid this year as shown on your year-end statement or the enclosed Form 1099-INT to determine the amount you should report to the State of North Dakota.
We trust that this information will assist you in completing your federal and state income tax returns. It does not purport to be a complete discussion covering all of your income tax requirements. If you have any questions about reporting your dividends and distributions to federal and state taxing authorities, about which forms to use, or about how to complete these forms, please contact your personal tax advisor or refer to the IRS and state instructions for preparing income tax returns.
2009 - Important Tax Return Information Nebraska Municipal Fund
As shown on the enclosed Form 1099-INT, the 2009 dividends you received from the Fund are fully exempt from regular federal income tax.
0.34% of your 2009 dividends was not derived from Nebraska municipal bonds or U.S. obligations and may need to be reported as taxable to the State of Nebraska. If deemed reportable to the state, you should multiply 0.0034 by the total income dividends paid this year as shown on your year-end statement or the enclosed Form 1099-INT to determine the amount you should report to the State of Nebraska.
We trust that this information will assist you in completing your federal and state income tax returns. It does not purport to be a complete discussion covering all of your income tax requirements. If you have any questions about reporting your dividends and distributions to federal and state taxing authorities, about which forms to use, or about how to complete these forms, please contact your personal tax advisor or refer to the IRS and state instructions for preparing income tax returns.
2009 - Important Tax Return Information Oklahoma Municipal Fund
As shown on the enclosed Form 1099-INT, the 2009 dividends you received from the Fund are fully exempt from regular federal income tax.
0.21% of your 2009 dividends was not derived from Oklahoma municipal bonds or U.S. obligations and may need to be reported as taxable to the State of Oklahoma. If deemed reportable to the state, you should multiply 0.0021 by the total income dividends paid this year as shown on your year-end statement or the enclosed Form 1099-INT to determine the amount you should report to the State of Oklahoma.
We trust that this information will assist you in completing your federal and state income tax returns. It does not purport to be a complete discussion covering all of your income tax requirements. If you have any questions about reporting your dividends and distributions to federal and state taxing authorities, about which forms to use, or about how to complete these forms, please contact your personal tax advisor or refer to the IRS and state instructions for preparing income tax returns.
2009 - Important Tax Return Information Viking Tax-Free Fund for Montana
As shown on the enclosed Form 1099-INT, the 2009 dividends you received from the Fund are fully exempt from regular federal income tax.
0.22% of your 2009 dividends was not derived from Montana municipal bonds or U.S. obligations and may need to be reported as taxable to the State of Montana. If deemed reportable to the state, you should multiply 0.0022 by the total income dividends paid this year as shown on your year-end statement or the enclosed Form 1099-INT to determine the amount you should report as to the State of Montana. We trust that this information will assist you in completing your federal and state income tax returns. It does not purport to be a complete discussion covering all of your income tax requirements. If you have any questions about reporting your dividends and distributions to federal and state taxing authorities, about which forms to use, or about how to complete these forms, please contact your personal tax advisor or refer to the IRS and state instructions for preparing income tax returns. Viking Tax-Free Fund for North Dakota
As shown on the enclosed Form 1099-INT, the 2009 dividends you received from the Fund are fully exempt from regular federal income tax.
0.29% of your 2009 dividends was not derived from North Dakota municipal bonds or U.S. obligations and may need to be reported as taxable to the State of North Dakota. If deemed reportable to the state, you should multiply 0.0029 by the total income dividends paid this year as shown on your year-end statement or the enclosed Form 1099-INT to determine the amount you should report to the State of North Dakota. We trust that this information will assist you in completing your federal and state income tax returns. It does not purport to be a complete discussion covering all of your income tax requirements. If you have any questions about reporting your dividends and distributions to federal and state taxing authorities, about which forms to use, or about how to complete these forms, please contact your personal tax advisor or refer to the IRS and state instructions for preparing income tax returns.
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