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Re: Broke_Broker post# 89039

Tuesday, 05/19/2015 7:17:34 AM

Tuesday, May 19, 2015 7:17:34 AM

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Yes but to be clear, you're not taxed for capital gains in a KF, only for dividends.



Well I feel I might be in deep water on this. However a domestic "normal" dividend payout is not taxed any different in "Kapitalförsäkring" than capital gain.

I have overheard that there might be different with foreign stocks. And Sweden having 15/15 deal with USA implies that Swedes pay 15% in tax on dividend in USA. However I have also heard that this tax can be received back 1-2 years afterward thus close to zero tax.
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