Anonymous

26 Sep 2020

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Dear Experts, For a china ETF domiciled in US(for e.g CQQQ), is it true for a singaporean investor, the dividend loss is 37% instead of 30%? Thank you?

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Frankie Rappaport

26 Sep 2020

No

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