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Anonymous

06 May 2020

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Ireland Domiciled vs US Domiciled S&P 500 ETFS?

Hi,

Would the tax percentage matter if I decide to choose an accumulative S&P 500 ETF? Since I will be reinvesting my dividends, does it would mean I would not be taxed 15/30% as I am not receiving any dividend payouts?

Thanks in advance!

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slowisfast

29 Mar 2020

You will still be charged I believe. The fund is an accumulation of the underlying stocks which do pay dividends. Accumulative funds just help you to reinvest the dividend payout but there is still a dividend payout from which you will be taxed.

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