How can I stop dividend payments from being classified as Payment in Lieu (PIL)?

Overview:

Position liquidations within a cash account generally result from one of the following two situations:…

IBKR will reflect upcoming dividend payments as an accrual in client accounts on or shortly after the ex-dividend date. Upon receipt of the funds through our clearing agent or depository, the accrual will be reversed from the account and the cash dividend will be allocated to the Cash Balance of the account. This action typically will occur on the announced payment date of the dividend…

A Payment in Lieu, (PIL) refers to a cash credit or debit made to an account in recognition of a cash dividend paid to stockholders of the issuer.

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Your account was lending shares of stock on the stock’s dividend record date.  Instead of being paid a dividend, you were paid a Payment-in-Lieu of a dividend, or “PIL.” As a US taxpayer, you may experience adverse tax consequences from receiving PIL, instead of the dividend directly from the issuer, while shares were on-loan.  This payment is your compensation for potential adverse tax consequences, and is called a “Gross-Up.” …