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|Articles|July 13, 2023
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1) The net distribution yield is as of 3/31/23 and is calculated as the (March 2023 divided by equity invested) divided by the (31 divided by 365 days in the year.) Referenced 10-year Treasury Note is as of 4/13/23.
2) Current federal tax provisions allow for a 20% deduction on taxable REIT dividends of ordinary income through the end of 2025
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