As far as I know, a withholding tax of 25% is levied in Ireland, of which 0% is credited in Germany. Because you have already used up your tax-free amount, in addition to the 25% withholding tax in Ireland, the full capital gains tax + solidarity surcharge + any corporation tax will be charged in Germany.
Therefore (without having done the math) I think the credit you have been credited can be correct. You are welcome to do the math.
Therefore (without having done the math) I think the credit you have been credited can be correct. You are welcome to do the math.
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@Dividenden-Sammler That makes dividends fun 😅 Thanks for the info
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@Murmel Yes, Ireland is a bit stupid in terms of dividends. If the custodian bank were to pass on the information that you are an EU citizen, your withholding tax in Ireland would be 0%. Unfortunately, only very few banks do this.
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@Murmel When it comes to dividends, only shares from 🇺🇸🇬🇧🇩🇪🇳🇱🇯🇵🇸🇬😊👍 everything else is no fun 😂
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@Simpson Yes, thank God I'm not interested in dividends 😅
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