Wonje Song

21 Jan 2022

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Do you pay capital gain taxes at all if you buy us stocks from Singapore?

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jo

24 Jan 2022

Nope but there is a30% withhoding tax on dividends. And a 40% estate tax but most people don't really look too much into the latter

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Edited 22 Jan 2022

Nah, mainly dividend withholding tax (30%) , and 40% estate tax which 9/10 of the people outside US will ignore it, because theres no way to track

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Max Soo

22 Jan 2022

No capital tax for gainsssss, but if you have dividend stocks, it's a 30% tax on the dividends....

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