New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has reported taxable income of $217,622 in his fifth year as the state's top lawyer.
That includes more than $36,000 from ordinary dividends and $30,000 in capital gains on investments.
Schneiderman, who investigated the 2008 collapse of mortgage-backed securities that contributed to the recession, invests in funds handled by TD Ameritrade.
His 2015 federal return shows federal taxes owed of $39,832.
He paid $65,416 including estimated payments, now taking a $15,584 refund and applying $10,000 to next year.
His overall income is down about $110,000 from a year earlier, mainly from lower capital gains.
The Manhattan resident's state return shows $12,998 in state and $7,012 in city income taxes.
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He overpaid by $10,368, taking $4,368 as a refund and applying $6,000 to next year.
