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Hello everyone. Almost two years ago I bought some

$BAYN (+0,17 %) shares almost two years ago. Of course it's annoying that the price has fallen so much. Before they were in my portfolio, the price had already fallen by almost 50%. Currently just under 60%.


The only question is: they are old shares from before 200X, i.e. tax-free, including on the dividend. Conversely, as far as I know, I can't claim any tax losses when I sell them - I don't even know the purchase price.


Does it make sense to hold them because of the tax-free dividend and hope that the share price will also rise?

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Until 2009 (31.12.?), only capital gains were tax-free; capital losses until then are no longer offset against current gains! Dividends are always subject to capital gains tax of 25% + solidarity surcharge + corporation tax if applicable - even on shares acquired before 2009! Exceptions within the FSA and/or non-assessment certificate from the tax office! I wish you all a peaceful pre-Christmas period and a happy 2nd Advent!
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Take a look here #fehlkauf
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Depends on how many shares we are talking about...
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Are you sure that the dividend is tax-free?
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