Saturday, September 26, 2020 10:19:07 AM
Because there are excessive posts about additional "scary" RLFTF taxes: there is no concern and this is no different than any other ticker. By investing, you are not working out of the country for a foreign company as some have indicated. Prime example: I have bought and sold Roche AG countless times over the years, I have paid people to advise me on a vast amount of financial aspects(I don't know everything :) and I have a paid company to do my taxes as they are long and complex(not some H&R Block rinky dink)
Short answer: There is ZERO concern for additional tax implications for trading a stock of a foreign company from the base country or your own. It is the same as any other stock for your tax purposes.
Best,
JB
Disclaimer
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