Vanguard Global ex-U.S. Real Estate Index Fund (VGRLX, VGRNX): 2025 tax information

Vanguard published the foreign-source income percentage and U.S. government obligation percentage for Vanguard Global ex-U.S. Real Estate Index Fund for tax year 2025. This page shows what is on file for this mutual fund and where it was published.

Vanguard Global ex-U.S. Real Estate Index Fund, tax year 2025
Item	Published figure	Fund company source
Foreign-source income	••.••%	2025 Foreign Tax Credit Information Page 2. Foreign source income as a % of Box 1a
U.S. government obligation income	••.••%	2025 U.S. Government Obligations Income Information Page 3. Percentage of ordinary dividends from U.S. government obligations

What's on file for this fund

The same figures apply across 2 listed tickers: VGRLX, VGRNX.
Share classes on file: Admiral and Institutional.
CUSIPs on file: 922042668, 922042684.

Foreign-source income. The share of the fund's income from foreign sources, used with the foreign tax credit. It is applied to Form 1099-DIV, Box 1a.
U.S. government obligation income. The share of the fund's ordinary dividends that came from U.S. government obligations. It is applied to Form 1099-DIV, Box 1a.

How Vanguard reports this

Vanguard publishes separate January documents for tax-exempt dividends by state, U.S. government obligations, the alternative minimum tax and the foreign tax credit.

Vanguard lists its U.S. government percentage by share class and ticker, so an ETF and a similarly named mutual fund can carry different figures.

Common questions

Does VGRLX report income from U.S. government obligations?

Yes. Vanguard reports one percentage for this fund for tax year 2025, and it is the same whichever state the return is for. It applies to ordinary dividends in Box 1a of Form 1099-DIV.

What foreign-source income did VGRLX report?

Vanguard publishes a foreign-source income percentage for this fund for tax year 2025, which is used with the foreign tax credit.

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