Sagar Sheth

17 May 2021

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How about a situation where I invest in ETF listed in TSE but my broker is based in US like Interactive Broker and I am a Singapore resident.

How about a situation where I invest in ETF listed in TSE but my broker is based in US like Interactive Broker and I am a Singapore resident. What would be tax implication on dividends as well as inheritance tax

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Tan Choong Hwee

17 May 2021

Solutions Specialist at Providend

Taxation is based on where the shares are listed and whether you are residents, nothing to do with broker. For the case of TSE (Tokyo Stock Exchange), it will be Japan's tax regime.

Here is Japan Dividend Tax info for non-residents:

PwC Worldwide Tax Summaries on Dividend Tax for Japan

Here is Japan Inheritance Tax Rates info:

PwC Worldwide Tax Summaries on Inheritance Tax for Japan

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