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Angus Sept

18 May 2020

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General Investing

For opening of TDAmeritrade or SAXO, do we still need to pay withholding tax of 30% for US stocks?

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Frankie Rappaport

18 May 2020

With Singapore investor domicile, lacking a tax treay U.S. - Singapore,

30% dividend withholding are applied on U.S. stock/ETFs with U.S. domicile dividends.

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