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Christian
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Zoro@RoronoaZoro
2Yr
Iberdrola pays the half-year dividend in the form of subscription rights. The booking of the subscription rights is considered an inflow for tax purposes and is therefore subject to capital gains tax. With some brokers, these subscription rights can be traded, but as far as I know, the booking is obligatory and takes place at a ratio of 60:1 https://www.iberdrola.com/shareholders-investors/shareholders/dividends-iberdrola-retribucion-flexible
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m4xxx3_@m4xxx3_
2Yr
I have also booked ES06445809P3 for it. Let's see what comes out.
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Kobe (.@TheDividendCollector
2Yr
Nothing other than either keep them or sell them, this decision is yours alone. Only the fractions will be sold for you by the broker, unless you have a savings plan for Iberdrola.
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Timqu002@Timqu002
2Yr
What happens if you do not have a full 60 shares in Iberdrola? And you do not submit the notice?
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Christian@Stereomane
2Yr
Small update: The instruction via PDF was successful. A cash dividend has now been paid and the entry is now without value. Let's see if it will be derecognized at some point.
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Christian@Stereomane
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@D-Duck Apparently Scalable then made this decision for me. The right is currently not tradable.
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Christian@Stereomane
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@D-Duck I can even imagine that. Just checked the chat and it is passed on to the "experts" at Scalable. If the whole thing was tradable, then I would just sell.
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