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I know that generally cap gains and dividends are tax exempt, but roboinvest has invested in some foreign ETFs and I have got dividends, so I just had to check whether there are any special cases where I have to file taxes
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Andy Sim
27 Feb 2020
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Rais M
27 Feb 2020
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All capital and dividend gains in Singapore are not subject to tax.
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I guess the taxes you mention are withholding taxes from the foreign ETFs, which the robo will deduct from your returns automatically so there's nth you need to do. Like what Rais mention, Capital and div gains are not subject to taxes.