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They probably would pay withholding taxes if their assets are US-domiciled. I.e. of they bought US-listed shares from a US exchange.
by spoonie 10y ago
They probably would pay withholding taxes if their assets are US-domiciled. I.e. of they bought US-listed shares from a US exchange.
- pg314 10y agoNo. Only dividends are subject to withholding taxes (and are taxed twice, once in the US at 15%, the remainder taxed at 27%). It's a crazy system. Before you think of moving to Belgium: US citizens can't escape the IRS, no matter where they live, and so do pay capital gains tax.