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What are you looking for? You can buy EQQQ in London or Milan.

What are you looking for? You can buy EQQQ in London or Milan.

Have you found the answer? I can't seem to find the ETF using another account. Weird.

Edit: Whoops I forgot that EQQQ.MI is EQQQ INVESCO NASDAQ-100 DIST BVME.ETF
BVME is Milan Exchange.

Have you found the answer? I can't seem to find the ETF using another account. Weird.

Edit: Whoops I forgot that EQQQ.MI is EQQQ INVESCO NASDAQ-100 DIST BVME.ETF
BVME is Milan Exchange.

As of January 1, 2019, the effective tax rate for capital gains — applicable to the sale of “qualified” Italian shareholdings held by nonresidents without a permanent establishment in Italy — will increase from 13.95 percent to 26 percent. These taxes can be avoided under double tax treaty (DTT) provisions generally stating that, for (non- real-estate) companies, capital gains on disposal of shares are taxable only in the seller’s country of residence. There are, however, DTTs between Italy and other countries (including Brazil, China, France, India, Israel, Saudi Arabia, and South Korea) that derogate from this general rule and do not grant treaty protection under specified circumstances.

Italian tax laws impose the withholding at source on ETFs that are collective investment schemes (UCITS). This designation is applicable to the ETFs currently listed on the Italian Stock Exchange Market ETFPlus.

Withholding rate of 26% for ETFs listed on the Italian Stock exchange market (IBKR market symbol: BVME.ETF) is taxed at source.

Italy doesn't change anymore WHT.
I wasn't taxed beyond that.
BVME is EQQQ.MI because it's Italy Exchange in Milan.

Btw the link you put is for companies not us.
I don't think there is capital gains tax too because it's not an Italian stock.

Hi, this question probably have been asked to death, but here goes. I always bought four US-domiciled ETFs through Dollar Cost Averaging. They are VOO, VTI, IWF and VNQ. Lately I just realized that my dividends are withheld 30%. I have questions below

1) Is there any offshore/overseas equivalent ETFs that I should buy over their US equivalent
2) It's the dividend that they withhold but not the capital gain right?

I buy them through Singapore's brokerage iOCBC, if that's any help, since I work and live there nowadays even though not PR and not Sg citizen.

Hi,
Anyone using Firstrade?
is it good..

If I opened an account with TS Global, can I make trades on IBKR Client Portal? I find the user interface of the TS Global desktop app very non-user friendly. If I trade using IBKR Client Portal, the commission fees will be charged according to TS Global?

Anyone using fsmone singapore? What is the cheapest way to transfer money to fsmone singapore?

Has anyone use sunway money for foreign remittance? How does it compare to instarem in terms of fees?

Hi guys,

I would like to ask advise from you guys.

I plan to use my small amount of USD in Paypal to buy ETF, about USD400.

If I only buy 1 unit and keep it in long term, probably 5 or 10 years+, will the ETF value grow at least 50% in capital?

Or if invest in ETF need to consistently top up to average it down?

I have invest using Wahed so plan to buy ETF that focus on distribute dividend. I am thinking of either VIG or VYM or SPYD.

Can you guys let me know is there anything wrong with my approach and ETF selection?

Hi all, it's been a while since i last visited here.

For IBKR/TSG funding is cimb click > fastsaver > ibkr is still the best method around? Or are there other more efficient cost-saving routes out there?

Apologies if this was already been made clear before, but the pinned msg still recommend the above method.     

Actually wrong. That's the worse way.
It should be CIMB my > instarem/money match/Bigpay/TransferWise/Sunway money > fast saver