1099 Tax Forms are available now on MySealaska!
Wednesday, January 17, 2024

Sealaska shareholders are now able to view and download their IRS Form 1099-DIV for 2023. Printed 1099 tax forms will be mailed on or before Jan. 26.

How to find your 1099-DIV on MySealaska.com

Go to About Me > 1099s

Q: Why am I getting a 1099? I thought my distributions were tax free now that we have the Sealaska Settlement Trust?
A: The Sealaska Settlement Trust was created by a vote of shareholders in June of 2021.
  • Distributions from Sealaska operations and the Marjorie V. Young (MVY) investment fund are tax free.
  • ANSCA Section 7(j) payments to shareholders (Class B, C) will remain taxable income. Urban and At-Large shareholders (class B, C) will receive a 1099 tax form for 7(j) payments.
  • For more information on the Sealaska Settlement Trust, click here.
Q. Why do I not have any 1099 information reported for the year?
A: Shareholders who have ONLY Class A, D, or E stock receive their dividends through the Settlement Trust or the Marjorie V. Young (MVY) Investment Fund, both of which are tax free. Shareholders of these stock classes will not receive a 1099 and do not need to report their dividends to the IRS.

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