Arbor Realty Trust details 2025 dividend tax treatment for shareholders
Arbor Realty Trust, Inc. has released details on the tax treatment of its 2025 dividend distributions. The announcement covers both common and preferred shares listed on the New York Stock Market. Shareholders are advised to review the breakdown for tax reporting purposes.
The company confirmed that 100% of distributions paid on its common stock in 2025 will count as dividend income. Each common share received a total of $1.33, split into $0.58 as non-qualified dividend and $0.75 as qualified dividend.
For preferred stock, the distributions varied by series. Series D shareholders received $1.593750 per share, with $0.713475 classified as non-qualified and $0.880275 as qualified. Series E and Series F preferred stock both received $1.562500 per share, each with $0.699485 non-qualified and $0.863015 qualified.
Arbor Realty Trust also clarified that no excess inclusion income will apply to 2025 dividends. This means shareholders do not need to report any portion of these payments as excess inclusion income for federal tax purposes. The company does not issue K-1 forms for common or preferred stockholders.
The announcement provides clarity on how dividends will be treated for tax filings. Shareholders are encouraged to consult their own tax advisors for personalized guidance. The breakdown ensures transparency ahead of the upcoming tax season.
