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FLYING PANTIES
post Jan 4 2025, 10:14 PM

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Hey guys, does buying ETF like S&P 500 in M+ Global will need to pay capital tax of 30 percent?

I heard any US ETF needs to pay 30 percent capital tax.
Maniee27
post Jan 5 2025, 05:38 PM

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QUOTE(FLYING PANTIES @ Jan 4 2025, 10:14 PM)
Hey guys, does buying ETF like S&P 500 in M+ Global will need to pay capital tax of 30 percent?

I heard any US ETF needs to pay 30 percent capital tax.
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there's no capital gains tax, but by default we must fill up w8 form to broker since we're not us tax resident

dividend we receive is taxed 30% though since there's no treaty between msia and us

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post Jan 5 2025, 09:43 PM

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QUOTE(Maniee27 @ Jan 5 2025, 05:38 PM)
there's no capital gains tax, but by default we must fill up w8 form to broker since we're not us tax resident

dividend we receive is taxed 30% though since there's no treaty between msia and us
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What if I use platform like IBKR ? Do I need to pay up capital gain tax for my shares ?
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post Jan 5 2025, 10:07 PM

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QUOTE(FLYING PANTIES @ Jan 5 2025, 09:43 PM)
What if I use platform like IBKR ? Do I need to pay up capital gain tax for my shares ?
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It does not matter which platform you buy from when u submit the w8 form. You're not required to pay capital gains tax, but withholding tax of 30%, which is on your dividends (which should be automatically deducted).

If the IRS deems that all non-resident aliens have to pay capital tax, then you will have to pay capital tax regardless of which broker you buy from so as long as you buy/sell in the us market.

If you use IBKR, you can go for VWRA or irish-domiciled ETFs via the LSE market. They have 15% withholding tax instead of 30%.

This post has been edited by Maniee27: Jan 5 2025, 10:10 PM

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