Nicolas (@Eliteclaw) on getquin

7Mon·

Hello everyone

I wonder if the display of the dividend, or rather the tax, can be adjusted on Getquin?

I live in Switzerland and I pay 35% withholding tax on dividends from Swiss shares, for example. If I declare the dividends on my tax return, I get this amount back in full and then simply pay income tax on it according to my total taxable income.

Getquin only shows me the actual distribution of 65%, which in my view distorts the result somewhat. How is it with you? How is it in Germany?

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3 Comments

Staatsmann@Staatsmann

7Mon

Germany has a €1000 tax-free allowance and anything above this is taxed at a flat rate of 25% capital gains tax and 5.5% solidarity surcharge.

The option of personal income tax is available on request, but it doesn't make sense for most people because the income tax would be higher.

Withholding tax would of course be added on top.

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Nicolas@Eliteclaw

7Mon

I just discovered the setting by chance, maybe it will help someone:

Settings (gear wheel above) - adjust dividend tax rate % to desired value

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GeldGenie@GeldGenie

7Mon

@Eliteclaw Remove divi tax.

After all, investments have generated the income and corresponding performance. Income tax is individual. Every bank shows you performance before private taxes.

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