Investors and advisors are often unaware of how foreign
withholding taxes affect returns, and the reason is simple: they're damned complicated.
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Withholding Taxes Affect the Choice of International Investments?
However, the Vanguard S&P 500 Index ETF will incur a drag of about 0.30 % in RRSP and RRIF accounts compared to directly holding an US - listed ETF (See post on how
withholding taxes affect the choice of international investments for an explanation).
Not exact matches
Yes, this is still a huge issue that, with no clear definition of what is and isn't an independent contractor, despite that this
affects employers» obligation to pay overtime,
withhold and pay
taxes, and provide employee benefits.
Where you and your buyer are located
affects how much
Withholding Tax you have to pay.
Whether or not you'll be
affected depends primarily on how much you earned from other employment that did have Social Security
taxes withheld.
If you regularly owe
taxes when you file your return, or if you have other income sources or deductions that may
affect your
tax rate, adding an additional
withheld amount on line 6 of your W - 4 may put you in a refund position or keep you from owing too much.
Note: for myself it would seem better to increase the estimated
tax payments as I can pay those from the money received from the sale, while I don't want the extra
withholding affecting my income until I actually sell the house.
If your pension comes from an employer who
withheld Social Security
taxes, it does not
affect your SSDI benefits.
The value of foreign investments may be
affected by changes in exchange control regulations, application of foreign
tax laws (including
withholding tax), changes in governmental administration or economic or monetary policy (in this country or abroad), or changed circumstances in dealings between nations.
Your SSDI benefit is not
affected if you receive a pension from an employer who
withholds Social Security
taxes.
A
tax refund is an asset in Chapter 7, and your
tax withholding can
affect plan payments in a Chapter 13.
However, we do know that the W - 4 is a form taxpayers use to determine the amount
withheld from a paycheck and
affects how big a refund is, or how much
tax is owed, when they file a tax return on Tax D
tax is owed, when they file a
tax return on Tax D
tax return on
Tax D
Tax Day.
On the flip side, StashAway wrote a nice rebuttal of the
withholding tax issue here saying that it doesn't really
affect returns.