2025 TAX PREPARATION
Tax Facts and Information for Cassaday & Company, Inc. Clients
As a comprehensive wealth management firm, our goal is to consolidate all financial components in your life into a centralized, integrated, and ongoing plan.
Our role is to help you identify tax efficiencies, collaborate with your tax preparation professionals, evaluate and recommend charitable giving strategies, and aim to minimize capital gains taxes on your investments. Our paramount concern in these activities is to achieve a proper balance of risk and return.
While we are not a Certified Public Accounting (CPA) firm and do not prepare tax returns, we have a network of reliable professionals and can help match you with the right tax professional to meet your needs. Our team is available to you, however, at no additional cost, to provide ongoing guidance to ensure your tax strategies are up-to-date and remain aligned with your overall financial goals.
To help you with your 2025 tax filing, we have compiled any information and dates that we have available to us in this streamlined location. We will continue to update information and dates here as we have them. Therefore, we recommend bookmarking this page to keep as a reference.
You will be notified via email as documents are posted to your portal. It is relatively common for 1099s to be revised and thus posted late or need to be reposted. Please keep this in mind as you prepare your 2025 tax return.
We are always available to answer any questions you might have. For expedited service, we’ve provided a guide for where to direct your specific questions. This guide can be found in the section labeled “Questions?” below.
Below you will find important information regarding your 2025 tax preparations and filing:
Osaic Wealth (formerly Royal Alliance) is currently in the process of preparing 1099 forms (1099-DIV, Dividends and Distributions; 1099-B, Proceeds from Broker and Barter Exchange Transactions) for 2025. You may have received a notification from Osaic titled “IMPORTANT TAX DOCUMENTS AVAILABLE”.
The Year-End 1099s for 2025 will be distributed in multiple phases based on what is held in your taxable accounts:
Phase 1 - January 30th
Generally, only 1099s for accounts holding fixed income or equity-only investments are sent on this date.
Phase 2 - February 11th
Osaic will begin to release Year-End 1099s for taxable accounts. Typically, smaller accounts will not have revisions to their 1099s.
Phase 3 - February 28th
The first round of REVISED 1099s for taxable accounts will be released.
Final Phase - March 15th
All remaining 1099s with revisions will be released.
It's important to note that due to revisions released by fund companies, finalized year-end 1099 statements have been distributed as late as mid-March in the past. We strongly recommend waiting until after March 15th to file your taxes to avoid needing to amend your returns.
We apologize for delays in this process that are beyond our control. We hope that all of the information provided here presents a clear timeline of what to expect and when to expect it so that your tax preparation and filing can go as smoothly as possible. We would sincerely like to avoid clients needing to file an amendment due to a lack of clarity or information.
To help us serve you efficiently during tax season, we’ve outlined the following timelines for tax-related account requests. These dates are designed to give our team and any outside parties involved enough time to process your requests so they can be completed before the April 15 tax filing deadline.
1099 Documents
To provide you with an accurate tax information package, Pershing needs to receive all relevant tax information (such as Return of Capital data) before finalizing your 1099. Certain accounts with complex securities take longer to finalize and may be revised up until March 15th. We recommend you wait to file taxes until after this date. If you are signed up for e-delivery, we’ll email you when the form is ready for download.
Retirement Account Contributions & Corrections
To help ensure any tax-related account actions are completed on time, please notify your advisory team by April 1 if you would like to facilitate any of the following transactions before the tax deadline:
- Prior-year retirement account contributions (IRA, Roth IRA, SEP, Individual (k), SIMPLE)
- Excess contribution removals
- IRA recharacterizations
Requests received after April 1 may not be completed before the tax filing deadline due to processing and custodian timing constraints.
Tax Payments
If you anticipate needing cash from your investment accounts to pay your tax bill, please submit these requests to your advisory team by April 7. This timeline allows for:
- One business day to trade holdings to cash
- One business day for the request the transfer to your bank
- Standard ACH clearing time of 1-3 business days
As a reminder, account withdrawals require your verbal confirmation as a fraud prevention measure. Be sure to call us at 703-506-8200 to confirm your request.
Timely communication helps us coordinate these steps efficiently and avoid delays. If you have questions about these deadlines or your specific situation, please contact your advisory team.
Please note: Additional filing may apply if you have an Individual 401(k) plan for your business, made a non-deductible IRA contribution for 2025, manage an irrevocable trust, or own a business. Check with your financial advisor if you are not sure what filings are required for you.
Federal - April 15, 2026
If needed, an extension until October 15th, 2026, is possible.* Taxes due will still need to be paid by April 15th.
Virginia - May 1, 2026
If needed, an extension until November 1st, 2026, is possible.* Taxes due will still need to be paid by May 1st.
DC - April 15, 2026
If needed, an extension until October 15th, 2026, is possible.* Taxes due will still need to be paid by April 15th.
Maryland - April 15, 2026
If needed, an extension until October 15th, 2026, is possible.* Taxes due will still need to be paid by April 15th.
*We recommend speaking to your CPA for any questions regarding extensions.
January 30, 2026 - 1099-Rs Released
1099-Rs for retirement accounts will be finalized by January 30th, 2026. We will post these documents to your Tamarac Client Portal for easy electronic access.
Osaic will distribute Year-End 1099s for 2025 in multiple phases based on what is held in your taxable accounts:
January 30, 2026 – Phase 1
Generally, only 1099s for accounts holding fixed income or equity-only investments are sent on this date.
February 11, 2026 – Phase 2 – Taxable Account 1099s Released
You will receive communication from Osaic when your 1099s for taxable accounts have been posted. Some of these notifications may be for “Pending” 1099s, which contain incomplete tax information. This is because Osaic is still waiting for year-end tax information to be reported from some of your investment holdings. To avoid confusion, we will not post pending 1099s to your Tamarac Client Portal. Finalized 1099s will be released in February or March, depending on when information is available. Typically, smaller accounts will not have revisions to their 1099s.
February 28, 2026 – Phase 3
The first round of REVISED 1099s for taxable accounts will be released.
March 15, 2026 – Final Phase
All remaining 1099s with revisions will be released.
It's important to note that due to revisions released by fund companies, finalized year-end 1099 statements have been distributed as late as mid-March in the past. We strongly recommend waiting until after March 15th to file your taxes to avoid needing to amend your returns.
April 15, 2026 – IRA and Roth IRA Contribution* Cutoff
IRA and Roth IRA contributions for 2025 must be deposited prior to April 15th, 2026. If you plan to open a new IRA or Roth IRA account, please contact our Client Services Team no later than April 1st.
September 16, 2025 – For Extensions – SEP IRA and Individual (k) Contribution* Cutoff
SEP IRA and Individual K contributions can be made until your tax filing, including extensions.
*Contributions made by check should be made payable to “Pershing LLC FBO ‘Your Name’” and mailed to your Client Service Representative for deposit. Be sure to include the contribution year and receiving account number on the memo line of the check.
Requesting a distribution to pay your tax bill: If you need to request money from your accounts to pay your tax bill, please contact our Client Services department at least 4 business days in advance.
You can access your tax statements, including 1099s, through the Cassaday Tamarac Client Portal.
If you work with a Certified Public Accountant (CPA), we can grant them complimentary access to your tax documents within the portal. This allows your CPA to securely access real-time tax information on your accounts, eliminating the need to fax, mail, or email your statements to them. To set up access, reach out to your advisory team and provide the name, address, and email for your CPA. They will provide you with an authorization form to sign that confirms CPA access. Once this is signed, your CPA can also contact Cassaday & Company, Inc., directly regarding any questions about statements or information in the portal.
Connecting your CPA to your Client Portal does NOT permit them access to personal documents and information you may wish to keep private.
Currently, we have over 200 CPAs who are able to access client tax documents via the portal. If you are interested in having your tax professional use our safe and secure service or need assistance accessing your Client Portal, please contact your advisory team.
If you use TurboTax or Quicken for your tax preparation, you can import your 1099 statements into the software. Step-by-step instructions can be found below. Please note that this process requires access to Osaic’s NetXInvestor/eQuipt system. If you need assistance accessing NetXInvestor/eQuipt, please reach out to your Client Services Representative or our Technology Department.
Please note:
- There may be a 2-3 day delay from the time your finalized 1099s are made available to when they can be found in the tax software.
- If you have specific issues related to TurboTax, it is best to call TurboTax support directly. Our tech team can assist with the initial import of information into TurboTax, but after the initial import, TurboTax support is the best resource for diagnosing issues.
TurboTax Import Instructions
1. When you get to the screen to import your 1099 information, choose the option to ‘Import interest/dividend information from my financial institution or software’.
2. Under ‘Find Your Bank or Brokerage’ field, depending on how you access your Osaic (formerly Royal Alliance) online systems, enter NetXInvestor OR Osaic eQuipt
3. Enter ’Financial Organization Number’ (if prompted) as 028
4. Enter your login information (your user ID and password) for NetXInvestor or eQuipt. Your login user ID was provided to you when you signed on as a client of Cassaday & Company.
Note: To test your login information:
- For NetXInvestor, go to https://osaic.netxinvestor.com/nxi/login
- For Osaic eQuipt, go to: https://app.osaic.com/equipt/login
If you are having difficulty with your credentials, please email TECH@Cassaday.com for assistance.
We recommend registering for an eQuipt account (if you have not already) here: eQuipt Login (osaic.com). eQuipt is integrated with TurboTax, Quicken, and H&R Block. This integration will allow clients’ eQuipt log-in credentials to be utilized when preparing 2025 taxes using these popular software programs. This replaces the need to pull account details from NetXInvestor.
Clients registered with eQuipt can quickly find their brokerage/advisory accounts in these tax software tools by searching for “eQuipt” and selecting the appropriate firm-specific eQuipt instance. Cassaday & Company, Inc. clients will select Osaic eQuipt (Osaic – Persh. Accounts).
We typically advise waiting until at least March 15th to file, as there could be delays in receiving your finalized 1099.
We apologize for delays in this process that are beyond our control. We hope that all of the information provided here presents a clear timeline of what to expect and when to expect it so that your tax preparation and filing can go as smoothly as possible. We would sincerely like to avoid clients needing to file an amendment due to a lack of clarity or information.
If you made Qualified Charitable Distributions (QCD) from your IRA, you will receive a 1099-R that includes all of your distributions, including the QCDs. It is your responsibility to determine the amount of your distribution that is attributable to QCDs. You will need to provide the amount of QCDs you made to your CPA so that they can report it on your tax return. If you prepare your own return, you will need to indicate that you made QCDs so that the software excludes the QCDs from your taxable income.
Please do not hesitate to contact us:
- If you have questions about when to expect your 1099 documents or how to obtain a copy, please reach out to our Client Services team.
- If you have questions about importing your 1099s into tax software or need help troubleshooting, please reach out to our Technology Department. This team can also help you to access your Tamarac Client Portal if you are having difficulty.
- If you have questions about information within your 1099s and other tax documents or planning-related inquiries, please reach out to your financial advisor directly.
Disclosure: The material presented above is solely for information purposes and has been gathered from sources believed to be reliable, however Cassaday cannot guarantee the accuracy or completeness of such information, and certain information presented here may have been condensed or summarized from its original source. This information is not intended to be a substitute for specific individualized tax or legal advice. Neither Osaic Wealth, nor its registered representatives, offer tax or legal advice. As with all matters of a tax or legal nature, you should consult with your tax or legal counsel for advice.

