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Yassin · 2024-08-09T17:50:06.194723Z

Mal eine Frage an die Norwegen-Investoren die z. B. In $YAR investieren: Wie hoch ist der Aufwand bei euch jedes Jahr die Quellensteuer aus Norwegen zurückzuholen? Mit Anträgen und Bescheinigungen besorgen sowie aufs Geld warten und evtl. Rückfragen beantworten? Kostet das viel Zeit? Ich bin zwar am überlegen zu investieren, aber diese 25% Quellensteuer die nicht verrechnet werden und ontop zu der KapESt. Hier schon zahlen soll, schreckt mich doch zu sehr ab und ich würde jetzt auch nur so viel investieren, dass vielleicht 100-150€ Dividende bei rum kommt und ob ich für 25-50€ Quellensteuern den bürokratischen Aufwand, wenn er hoch sein sollte, wirklich machen will für ein paar dutzend Euros und es nicht lieber gleich wo anders reinstecke wo ich mir das sparen kann.

Yassin

@RisingAktie

5Lun·

A question for the Norway investors who, for example, invest in $YAR (-0,88 %) invest:

How much work do you have to do to get the withholding tax back from Norway every year? With applications and certificates as well as waiting for the money and possibly answering queries? Does it take a lot of time?

I am thinking about investing, but this 25% withholding tax that is not offset and has to be paid on top of the capital gains tax. This 25% withholding tax, which is not offset and has to be paid on top of the capital gains tax, scares me off too much and I would only invest enough to get maybe €100-150 in dividends and whether I really want to go through the bureaucratic effort for €25-50 withholding tax, if it is high, for a few dozen euros and not rather put it somewhere else where I can save it.

8 Comentarios

D@DividendenKater

5Lun

I was looking for information myself a few weeks ago and found this:

https://aktienbaum.de/aktien/quellensteuer-norwegen/

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Yassin@RisingAktie

5Lun

I had also been on the site before and then it occurred to me that it was really bureaucratic to get a few euros back. Either you're heavily invested, which is worth it for the amount, or I wanted to open a small position.

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Dividendenopi👴@Dividendenopi

5Lun

Applying online is quicker than by letter. The Scandinavians are better positioned in this respect 😆😉 Obtain a certificate of residence from the German tax office. Add all statements from your custodian bank. Wait 3 to 9 months. And you don't necessarily have to do this every year if you don't need the money

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Dividendenopi👴@Dividendenopi

5Lun

@Dividendenopi I forgot, you still need to register at https://info.altinn.no/en

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Yassin@RisingAktie

5Lun

@Dividendenopi How much time do you spend on this every year (or every few years)? And does it take a long time to wait for the German FA and Norwegian FA?

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Dividendenopi👴@Dividendenopi

5Lun

@RisingAktie The form is simple. You need every single dividend statement from your broker, where you have the details in NOK, as well as the ISIN. You will also need the VPS number. Personally, I don't know of any broker who has a direct account, so take the data from clearstream, which usually handles this and is the holder of the shares vis-à-vis Norway. Depending on the effort. If it's just one share and 4 dividend payments.... I have a few more.

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Pezi@Pezi

5Lun

You can write 3 years on ONE application 😏

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Yassin@RisingAktie

5Lun

@Pezi but the return on the €25 that can easily sit there for two years and not be reinvested... And then I read something to the effect that the payout can take 1-2 years... I could definitely get myself an ice cream with that🥲

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