Hi all. Has anyone here ever heard of instances where a resident of one country invests through a broker located in another country into stocks of a third country and the country of the broker's legal incorporation taxed the investor? Obviously in such a case one should expect taxes from the country of one's residence and also from the country from which the investment instrument comes from. But what about the country of the broker's residence? Like let's say I live in Portugal and invest into US stocks through Saxo Bank which is a broker legally located in Denmark. Can Denmark tax me on capital gains or dividends in such a case?
Statistics: Posted by Swanman — Thu Dec 12, 2024 9:17 am — Replies 1 — Views 78