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Vanguard Long-Term Tax-Exempt Bond ETF (VTEL): 2025 tax information

Vanguard published the federal AMT percentage and state percentages for Vanguard Long-Term Tax-Exempt Bond ETF for tax year 2025. This page shows what is on file for this ETF and where it was published.

Vanguard Long-Term Tax-Exempt Bond ETF, tax year 2025
ItemPublished figureFund company source
Federal AMT percentage••.••%2025 Alternative Minimum Tax: Tax-Preference Dividends by Fund
Page 1. Percentage of tax-exempt dividends derived from private activity bonds
Exempt-interest dividends by state (56 rows)••.••%2025 Tax-Exempt Interest Dividends by State
Page 2. Table 2: Tax-exempt interest dividends by state

What's on file for this fund

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's by-state table covers its national municipal funds and Tax-Managed Balanced Fund, applies to every share class including ETFs, and lists U.S. territories in a separate "outside the United States" group. Its state-specific funds appear in a shorter table of their own.

VTEL by state

Choose the state on the return to see that state's reference for this fund.

Common questions

How much of VTEL's exempt-interest dividends came from my client's state?

Vanguard reports this as a percentage for each state. It applies to the amount in Box 12 of Form 1099-DIV. The tax preparer decides how the result is treated on the return.

Is any of VTEL's income subject to the federal AMT?

Vanguard publishes an AMT percentage for this fund for tax year 2025, applied to exempt-interest dividends.

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