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Christopher Tan

08 Jun 2021

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General Investing

Does Vanguard 3140.hk get taxed dividend withholding tax even though it is a domiciled ETF in HK? How does this compare to the Lion Infinity Global US 500 Unit Trust?

Can anyone advise on this? Not sure if which is better. Are the US and HK stocks taxed differently? How will this affect my investments? Should this be a main factor in choosing which ETF to invest in?

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