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Canada and dividends. I'm out of that. There's no point in having your returns trimmed.
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@Anilo then you don't know about the advance withholding tax reduction and it seems to be too much effort for you to recover the remaining 15% via the income tax return.
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Would have to research again, if you say so. USA is easy and runs automatically when the 1000⏠are used up. I'm currently giving France and Canada a wide berth.
Would have to research again, if you say so. USA is easy and runs automatically when the 1000⏠are used up. I'm currently giving France and Canada a wide berth.
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@Anilo The USA also has 15% withholding tax. ;)
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@Kohlmeyse yes, but I will automatically be charged again as soon as the 1000⏠are used up. Canada is different.
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@AniloAfter your 1000 ⏠tax-free amount, you only get "offset" if you make an income tax return or a compensation is made with your loss pot. So it's the same in green đ.
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@Kohlmeyse hi. Can not write to you directly. Have looked again and with Canada and France you have to "expensive and laborious" to recover the tax. I would love to get total or Brookfield in the depot đ
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@Anilo You can have the withholding tax reduced to 15% for both. This is offered by DKB, for example. The double taxation agreement stipulates that you can reclaim a maximum of 15% of the final withholding tax. This is done via the income tax return and is neither expensive nor complicated.
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@Anilo Why Brookfield? The dividend was cut considerably.
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@Kohlmeyse have not followed the stock the last weeks and months, maybe not a buy at the moment. But then just enbridge zb Am at scalable and see no easy way to get dividends without large deductions from Canada or France đ
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