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How a 66-Year-Old’s $800,000 in JEPQ and QQQI Pays $8,200 a Month, and the IRS Only Sees Half of It

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A 66-year-old with $800,000 split evenly between two Nasdaq-100 income ETFs watches roughly $8,240 hit the account every month. Only about $3,565 of that shows up on this year’s tax return. The rest looks like income and spends like income, but it quietly comes out of the investor’s own cost basis.
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