TAMPA, Fla., March 10, 2016 -- Commonwealth Capital Corp., through its general partner and manager, has announced that it began issuing the Schedule K-1s for all public and private funds it manages as of February 29, 2016. K-1s have been mailed directly to all investors through Commonwealth’s transfer agent. Investors and their registered representatives may retrieve their K-1 tax information for printing or downloading via Commonwealth’s web portal.
Since its founding, Commonwealth has been committed to consistently delivering tax information to investors prior to the required due date.
Commonwealth products, both institutional and retail, invest primarily in information technology, medical technology and material handling equipment leases for Fortune 1000 and investment-grade US companies. Commonwealth uses the proceeds of their offerings, operating revenues and debt to purchase business-essential capital equipment, with a focus on technology equipment. The equipment is acquired and leased primarily through operating leases.
For more information on Commonwealth, visit their website at www.ccclease.com
Contact: Jill Swartz Spotlight Marketing Communications 949.427.5172, ext. 701 – direct [email protected]


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