Row 6013

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[$VOO](https://advisors.vanguard.com/tax-center/qualified-dividend-income) (and other sp500 ETFs) - according to website, 95.9% QDI.

[$SCHD](https://www.schwabassetmanagement.com/resource/schwab-etfs-qualified-dividend-income-qdi-2023) - according to website, 100% QDI.

I know the amount is "miniscule" for tax savings, but in a large enough portfolio, it could mean a few extra bucks for a tank a gas per month.

Question - Is the dividend from $VOO ENTIRELY ordinary (non-qualified) dividend because of the 4.1% or is it partial? If I got a $1 from VOO dividend, is $0.96 in 15% and the $0.04 in the regular tax bracket of +24%?

Bonus if you include sources with your answer. I've been searching through Reddit for credible sources and even the almighty $GOOGL search engine with their $0.80 click rate. xD

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