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Edited 02 Apr 2022

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General Investing

30% U.S. dividend withholding tax on stock dividends?

Hi. I understand that 30% is taxed on cash dividends but I would like to clarify if it also applies to stock dividends issued by the company? If so, how would the tax on the stock dividends be calculated?

Thank you.

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