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Mac M.
@Kronos_
1Año·

The only share in Austria that is fun😍🙏

15.04
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BAWAG Group
Recibío x34 dividendos por valor de 5,00 €
170,00 €
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Björn@Kapital_Koala
1Año
Nope. $OMV is also fun 😋
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TomTurboInvest@TomTurboInvest
1Año
The nice thing about the Bawag dividend is that it is without tax deduction, so to speak gross for net, at least as long as you don't sell the share.
A nice tax deferral😁
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Patrick@Patrick-2800
1Año
@TomTurboInvest Oh well? Good to know 👌😉
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Mac M.@Kronos_
1Año
@TomTurboInvest That's exactly why it's in the depot😊👍
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TomTurboInvest@TomTurboInvest
1Año
@Patrick-2800 From a tax perspective, the Bawag dividend is a repayment of capital contributions. As a tax-neutral transaction, a repayment of capital contributions does not trigger any tax liability for natural persons resident in Austria 😁
The tax-relevant purchase price is reduced for this purpose, which only comes into effect in the event of a future sale.
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Patrick@Patrick-2800
1Año
@TomTurboInvest oha that sounds mega good. I honestly didn't know 😬🤔 so buy more buy more buy more 😅
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Mac M.@Kronos_
1Año
@Patrick-2800 BAWAG is a great savings plan share👍
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Patrick@Patrick-2800
1Año
@Kronos_ seems so yes :)
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Puki@Puki
1Año
@TomTurboInvest Hi, is this only the case at Bawag or also at other Austrian banks? thank you!
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TomTurboInvest@TomTurboInvest
1Año
@Puki Of the ATX stocks, I am only aware of this type of "dividend" at Bawag. There are also a few German stocks that also pay dividends via repayment of capital contributions.
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Patrick@Patrick-2800
1Año
I think there are others too 🤔😬
Hope the dividend remains stable over the next few years 👌🤑
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