Three high-yield pipeline C-corps offer up to 6% dividends without K-1 tax hassles for simpler income investing.

Investors tired of dealing with K-1 tax forms from master limited partnerships can consider three C-corp pipeline companies—Kinder Morgan, ONEOK, and Enbridge—that pay dividends up to nearly 6% yield. These companies provide stable, fee-based cash flow and send standard 1099-DIV forms, simplifying tax filing and avoiding unrelated business taxable income issues in IRAs. A $30,000 investment split equally among them could generate about $1,423 annually in passive income. With growing U.S. natural gas demand and solid project backlogs, these pipeline stocks offer a straightforward, high-yield income option without the usual K-1 complications.

Kinder Morgan (KMI) trades at USD 33.60 with a dividend yield of 3.52% on Pluang as of Oct 21, 2026 18:12 WIB. ONEOK (OKE) is priced at USD 92.62 and offers a dividend yield of 4.61%, though it saw a slight 0.25% dip in one day. These pipeline stocks remain popular on Pluang, with KMI showing 72% buy activity among users at the same time.