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Mind helping with my last question, pls? Thanks a lot

You're right, thanks. I just read the IRS rules for non US resident alien it's 30% for dividends from US companies whatever your status (non-domicile and on remittance-based tax system). However, for capital gain it seems that the WHT is zero. Is it in line with what you pay as well?

Hi again, quick question. How much do you pay as WHT on Dividends and/or Capital Gain? 30/15 or 0%?

Thank you again, all clear.

Yes, PwC will fill/submit my tax report as non-domicile and remittance basis. I understand you're not a tax expert, but it was very useful to have a "real" case. Correct, I meant ETF UCITS. I thought the broker would "block" the offering of US ETFs if you're UK (EA) resident and offer only ETF...

That's good to know, thanks for sharing. I do have US stocks and currently my W8 is from another country. I always paid the Tax from this country (13%) when receiving dividends or due to capital gains (selling stocks for instance). If I understood you correctly, once I update my W8 with UK...

Hello, thanks for the note. Curious to know how the US TAX would "understand" my situation. Do you have any assets in the US? Have you provided your W8 with UK tax information?

1) Brazil 2) circa 4 years 3) Correct. I was resident in Russia for almost 4 years until mid of last year when I moved to the UK Accordingly to PWC, I'm resident now in the UK but will be considered as non-domicile up to the next 5/6 years (if I stay here). I will also apply to the remittance...

Thank you for taking the time to reply. Although I understand your explanation it is still not clear about the citizenship. Just to give a context, I'm not American and since I left my country I am not paying any further tax for incomes outside the country. I am considered as non resident...

Dear all, First post here, hope you're all well and can help me with the below. As per the title, I am an UK resident, non-domicile (first year in the UK) and under the remittance basis. Per my understanding, UK TAX doesn't apply to any CGT (Capital Gains) earned outside UK if I don't bring...