Are you invested?
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@schlimmschlimm yes absolutely and at the moment already up 50% without dividends I am totally convinced, and the dividend is just great
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•@KoenigsRasse I agree, 47% for me, would like to buy more, but not at this price.
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•@KoenigsRasse The withholding tax is not quite optimal.
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•@schlimmschlimm no then don't buy, some orange pear will certainly get rid of something again, where you have good opportunities again or when they correct
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•@schlimmschlimm you have to take a look at @Dividendenopi, he actually explained it really well, I hope I linked the right one. It's not really a crisis in itself to get part of it back. But I'm also a bit too comfortable for that. At the moment I'm still collecting the expressions and then putting everything together so that it at least pays off
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•@KoenigsRasse I saw that. 2025 wasn't much yet. In 2027, I'll do the tax for 2026. There's still time ;-) I'll then give everything to the tax advisor. I'll have to do that anyway.
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@schlimmschlimm and @KoenigsRasse be sure to pay attention to the German FA. You will certainly want the remaining 15% withholding tax back there. And they will not accept this retroactively. So at least calculate the proportion for each year and enter it in the KAP annex. Without a statement from Norway, they will simply ignore it. In this case, file an objection to have a suspensive effect and then submit it promptly, at the latest in the year after next, otherwise you will lose your right to a refund
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•@Dividendenopi Ok, all clear! Thanks again for the tip. :-)
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@Dividendenopi Have you ever had any contact with Divizend or similar portals? Or dealt with them?
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@Dividendenopi Thank you dear, I didn't know that either. That would be the easiest thing to do. To give everything to the tax consultant. At the moment I'm only giving you my tax return for the annual overview, I'll have to have a chat with him to see if that would also work if I gave you the direct documents from the tax sources
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