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Vanguard Ultra-Short-Term Tax-Exempt Fund (VWSTX, VWSUX): 2025 tax information
Vanguard published the federal AMT percentage and state percentages for Vanguard Ultra-Short-Term Tax-Exempt Fund for tax year 2025. This page shows what is on file for this mutual fund and where it was published.
| Item | Published figure | Fund 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
- The same figures apply across 2 listed tickers: VWSTX, VWSUX.
- Share classes on file: Investor and Admiral.
- CUSIPs on file: 922907100, 922907803.
- The source reports this fund against 56 states and territories, with income above zero in 54 of them.
- Federal AMT percentage. The share of the fund's exempt-interest dividends attributed to private activity bonds for the alternative minimum tax. It is applied to Form 1099-DIV, Box 12.
- Exempt-interest dividends by state. The share of the fund's exempt-interest dividends that came from each state and territory. It is applied to Form 1099-DIV, Box 12.
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.
VWSTX by state
Choose the state on the return to see that state's reference for this fund.
- VWSTX AK: Alaska
- VWSTX AL: Alabama
- VWSTX AR: Arkansas
- VWSTX AS: American Samoa
- VWSTX AZ: Arizona
- VWSTX CA: California
- VWSTX CO: Colorado
- VWSTX CT: Connecticut
- VWSTX DC: District of Columbia
- VWSTX DE: Delaware
- VWSTX FL: Florida
- VWSTX GA: Georgia
- VWSTX GU: Guam
- VWSTX HI: Hawaii
- VWSTX IA: Iowa
- VWSTX ID: Idaho
- VWSTX IL: Illinois
- VWSTX IN: Indiana
- VWSTX KS: Kansas
- VWSTX KY: Kentucky
- VWSTX LA: Louisiana
- VWSTX MA: Massachusetts
- VWSTX MD: Maryland
- VWSTX ME: Maine
- VWSTX MI: Michigan
- VWSTX MN: Minnesota
- VWSTX MO: Missouri
- VWSTX MP: Northern Mariana Islands
- VWSTX MS: Mississippi
- VWSTX MT: Montana
- VWSTX NC: North Carolina
- VWSTX ND: North Dakota
- VWSTX NE: Nebraska
- VWSTX NH: New Hampshire
- VWSTX NJ: New Jersey
- VWSTX NM: New Mexico
- VWSTX NV: Nevada
- VWSTX NY: New York
- VWSTX OH: Ohio
- VWSTX OK: Oklahoma
- VWSTX OR: Oregon
- VWSTX PA: Pennsylvania
- VWSTX PR: Puerto Rico
- VWSTX RI: Rhode Island
- VWSTX SC: South Carolina
- VWSTX SD: South Dakota
- VWSTX TN: Tennessee
- VWSTX TX: Texas
- VWSTX UT: Utah
- VWSTX VA: Virginia
- VWSTX VI: U.S. Virgin Islands
- VWSTX VT: Vermont
- VWSTX WA: Washington
- VWSTX WI: Wisconsin
- VWSTX WV: West Virginia
- VWSTX WY: Wyoming
Common questions
How much of VWSTX'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 VWSTX's income subject to the federal AMT?
Vanguard publishes an AMT percentage for this fund for tax year 2025, applied to exempt-interest dividends.