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| Resource name | Description | Documents |
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1099 Tax Reporting Data |
Tax information provided to brokers to support Form 1099 Reporting to shareholders. The information is posted annually and contains dividend rates and tax attributes of the Funds. | 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 |
| ETF Dividend Calendar | This document provides the estimated dividend record, ex date, and payable dates for applicable ETFs in the current year. | ETF Dividend Calendar |
Liquidation Designation |
Information required by the Internal Revenue Code or to meet a specific state's requirements. Final information can be found under the 1099 Tax Reporting Data. |
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DB Commodity investors |
One location to download all of your K-1s and K-3s across multiple partnerships. |
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Tax loss harvesting |
Resource on tax loss harvesting and how it can lower your tax bill. |
Invesco is committed to transparency and investor relations. This page is intended to provide education and clarity on products that issue K-1s and K-3s. However, Invesco does not issue tax advice. For additional information, please contact your tax professional.
| Ticker | Fund name | Toll-free number |
|---|---|---|
| DBA | DB Agriculture Fund | 866 526 0136 |
| DBB | DB Base Metals Fund | 866 592 5848 |
| DBC | DB Commodity Index Tracking Fund | 800 578 8755 |
| DBE | DB Energy Fund | 866 592 6159 |
| DBO | DB Oil Fund | 866 592 6421 |
| DBP | DB Precious Metals Fund | 866 592 6423 |
| UDN | DB US Dollar Bearish Fund | 866 592 6424 |
| UUP | DB US Dollar Bullish Fund | 866 592 6425 |
Generally, any capital gains, capital losses, income and expense reported to you on Schedule K-1 and K-3 needs to be included in your tax returns. Investors should consult with a tax professional.
The IRS requires an entity treated as a partnership to provide a Schedule K-1 and K-3 to each partner, regardless of the manner in which the shares are held. (Generally, if shares are held in a tax exempt account, income items on the K-1 and K-3 are not required to be reported in a federal tax return.) Investors should consult with a tax professional regarding their personal circumstances.
The Invesco DB funds are each treated as partnerships for tax purposes. The information must be reported on a Schedule K-1 and K-3.
The Invesco DB funds are Delaware statutory trusts which are treated as partnerships for U.S. tax reporting purposes. Shareholders are required to report there allocable share of income/gain/loss on an annual basis. Certain regulated futures contracts held by the funds are subject to "mark-to-market" taxation of the unrealized gains, under which contacts are treated as if they were sold by the funds at their fair market value at year end. Any resulting gain/loss must be included in a partner's share of taxable income for the year.
Investors should consult with a tax professional. In most cases, capital gains and/or losses on the sale of shares must be disclosed in a tax return. The sales schedule is the result of sales on an investment and included related adjustments to the investor's tax basis.
Investors should consult with a tax professional. This election is generally only applicable when a loss is reported on the K-1.
An investor's tax basis is typically the initial amount paid for the shares (include fees) adjusted by the total amounts of income and gain and/or the total amounts of expense, loss and distributions reports on the K-1. If an investor sold shares, the sales schedule include the total amounts of income, gain, expense, loss and distributions.
In general, cash distributions are not taxable. However, if the cumulative cash distributions received exceed your tax basis, you would have a taxable gain to report.
Invesco DB ETFs are not exposed to UBTI.
Invesco DB funds are required to obtain information regarding ownership interests bought and sold during the year. This information is usually provided in late January. The manager of the Invesco DB funds reviews the information and provides the K-1 and K-3 information as early as possible. In the past, the K-1 information has been made available before March 1st.
Tax year 2023 Schedule K-3 information will be available online by the end of June 2024. Invesco DB ETFs have no foreign sourced income. However, the information may be necessary for certain unitholders with foreign income derived from other sources or investments, or who otherwise have a requirement to report items of international tax relevance. Invesco and Invesco Distributors, Inc. and their affiliates do not provide tax advice. Please seek advice based on your particular circumstances from an independent tax advisor.
If not received in the mail, the K-1 and K-3 can be retrieved from using the "My DB K-1 and K-3 Account" link above.
The information in the K-1 and K-3 was reported to us by your broker. Please see above for the relevant K-1 and K-3 contact phone line information.
The statements provide information to assist Invesco CurrencyShares® shareholders with reporting their taxable income, expenses, and capital gains and losses for the calendar year.
This section provides essential information and documentation for non-U.S. investors in our ETFs.
Information related to corporate actions, including items such as mergers, fund liquidations, and reclassifications that impact cost basis reporting.
The notices provide estimates of each fund's current distributions.
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Unlike traditional mutual funds, the majority of buying and selling by shareholders takes place on an exchange and not directly with the ETF. As a result, the ETF does not need to make purchases or sales in its portfolio in response to these shareholder trades, and with a lower volume of portfolio sales there is a lower likelihood of the ETF realizing gains on its portfolio.
ETFs work directly with authorized participants (APs) which are typically large institutions to create and redeem existing fund shares typically through an "in-kind" process. APs have a legal agreement in place with an ETF trust and their custodial bank allowing them to create or redeem shares of the ETF in large blocks of shares known as creation units. When redemptions are processed "in-kind", the Fund delivers a specific basket of portfolio securities in return for the AP surrendering shares of the ETF.
Due to specific provisions of the Internal Revenue Code, an "in-kind" redemption does not result in a taxable realized gain or loss to the ETF. Thus, this structure may create a meaningfully different after-tax return experience between an ETF and another type of investment vehicle — even if both track the same index.
Please visit our resource insight for more information on tax efficiency and a pictorial representation of creation/redemption process.
What circumstances might make an ETF more likely to have capital gains distributions?
Common events that may cause an ETF to incur capital gains include:
Corporate Actions: A corporate action is an event that causes material change for a company which could affect its shareholders. With a corporate action, a Fund may be required to surrender a specific portfolio holding to the issuer, or a transaction by the issuer of the holding may result in a realized gain or loss to the Fund, despite the Fund not initiating a transaction.
Derivative instrument gains: Realizing gains on derivative instruments or collateral such as options or futures that settle or expire with a net gain to the fund.
Non-in-kind Portfolio Transactions: There may be situations where an in-kind transaction is not available or appropriate and therefore the Fund may sell securities for cash as opposed to delivering them "in-kind". These types of sales will give rise to a taxable realized gain or loss to the Fund.
View our press releases on capital gains.
ETFs that are structured as a partnership will issue K-1s and K-3s. Invesco ETFs that issue K-1s and K-3s include:
Invesco DB Agriculture Fund (DBA)
Invesco DB Base Metals Fund (DBB)
Invesco DB Commodity Index Tracking Fund (DBC)
Invesco DB Energy Fund (DBE)
Invesco DB G10 Currency Harvest Fund (DBV)
Invesco DB Gold Fund (DGL)
Invesco DB Oil Fund (DBO)
Invesco DB Precious Metal Fund (DBP)
Invesco DB Silver Fund (DBS)
Invesco DB US Dollar Bearish Fund (UDN)
Invesco DB US Dollar Bullish Fund (UUP)
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There are risks involved with investing in ETFs including possible loss of money. Index–based ETFs are not actively managed. Actively managed ETFs do not necessarily seek to replicate the performance of a specified index. Both index–based and actively managed ETFs are subject to risk similar to stocks, including those related to short selling and margin maintenance. Ordinary brokerage commissions apply.
While it is not Invesco Invesco Capital Management LLC intention, there is no guarantee that the Funds will not distribute capital gains to its shareholders.
Invesco and Invesco Distributors, Inc. and their affiliates do not provide tax advice. Please note that (i) any discussion of U.S. tax matters contained is this communication cannot be used for the purpose of avoiding tax penalties; (ii) this communication was written to support this promotion or marketing of matters addressed herein; and (iii) you should seek advice based on your particular circumstances from an independent tax advisor.
The information in this communication is not a complete analysis of every material aspect relating to tax harvesting. This communication is for educational purposes only. Tax consequences will vary between individuals and each individual should carefully evaluate his or her tax position with an independent advisor.
The Invesco DB and CurrencyShares Funds are not mutual funds or any other type of Investment Company within the meaning of the Investment Company Act of 1940, as amended, and are not subject to regulation thereunder. Shares in the Invesco DB Funds are not FDIC insured, may lose value and have no bank guarantee.