Anonymous

13 May 2020

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Do I need to pay taxes when I invest in the SG market with a roboadvisor (eg SYFE, StashAway)?

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Yang Teng

13 May 2020

There are no capital gain tax for investments in Singapore. For overseas investment (StashAway), you may be subjected to 30% withholding tax on dividends (e.g US companies).

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