Inland Real Estate Income Trust Discloses 2025 Distribution Breakdown

More than 70% of the REIT’s $19.6 million in annual payouts were classified as return of capital.

January 27, 2026

2025 Distribution Summary and Tax Treatment

Inland Real Estate Income Trust distributed approximately $19.6 million to shareholders in 2025—and now they’ve outlined how those payments break down for tax purposes.

Roughly 27.1% of the year’s total was classified as ordinary dividend income. The remaining 72.9%? That portion was treated as a nondividend distribution, considered a return of capital for tax purposes. This classification impacts how shareholders report income and calculate capital gains over time.

Each quarter, Inland paid $0.1356 per share. For all four payments:

• $0.036728 per share was allocated to ordinary dividends


• $0.098872 per share was designated as return of capital

No portion of the 2025 distributions was treated as capital gains.

Investor Implications and Reporting Guidance

This breakdown is especially relevant for investors preparing tax filings. Nondividend distributions reduce cost basis—meaning tax implications may not hit this year, but they can build over time. Inland is urging shareholders to connect with their tax advisors to assess the details specific to their holdings.

The report was filed on January 26, 2026, and reflects Inland’s focus on maintaining transparency with shareholders. While the company remains non-traded, it continues to follow public company reporting standards under the Securities Exchange Act, keeping investors informed on distributions and other material updates.