Hey, Charles is quite right as long as you do not realize any gains on non-dividend shares. You do

Is a little new to this game, so may be I'm wrong here, but it's true that a rump to invest in dividend stocks is that you then regularly must pay tax on any dividends (the return in excess of the RRA). If you are holding a stock that does not pay dividends, and assuming that this increases the equivalent in value to the dividend paid in stock, so you will have a tax benefit by choosing non-dividend stock, right? Reply Delete
Hey, Charles is quite right as long as you do not realize any gains on non-dividend shares. You do not have to pay 28% tax, but do not know if I'd call it a tax anyway. The unrealized gain is locked in the stock until you realize it, and when you realize the need to tax the same way as dividends. There is absolutely no tax disadvantage but can not see any tax advantage either. As the tax neither increases nor reduces and you can not do anything with the unrealized gains without triggering the 28% tax. Reply Delete
Put another way as well dividend amounts are taxed twice if you reinvest those? You treasure first of the dividend, so you reinvest, associated distributors and when thou shall realize all gains and sell all the shares, you will have to pay taxes on the entire gain which also includes dividends that are taxed before. Am I thinking associated distributors right here? If the above is correct, associated distributors then I expect some to have investment account. Having previously done so and concluded that it is not klønner for emg, but if I'm going to focus more on dividend stocks and reinvest, then pull it up for inveteringskonto in balance. associated distributors Reply Delete
No dividends are not taxed twice on reinvestment. If you buy one share for 100 then your cost 100 and you will only tax on gains above that amount. If the stock pays a dividend of 10 will have to tax 2.8 - these 10 in dividends. The same will happen if the share will rise to 110 when you sell this you will have to tax 28% of the gain of NOK 10, - ie 2.8. If you reinvest dividends your income will have a cost of $ 107.2 on your shares. That means you should only tax on gains above that amount. If the stock you bought for $ 100 rising to 110 and you sold it and bought one share over again will cost your here also be $ 107.2. It can be regarded as an advantage of dividends is that you can reinvest the gain in the second or the same company without reducing the inventory of the company. On the contrary, you can increase your inventory. In the post below I have listed a number of reasons and theories as to why I like dividend. Feel free to post more comments if you have any questions :) http://utbytte.blogspot.com/2010/12/hvorfor-utbytte-inneholder.html Reply Delete
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Chairman2k Hello and thanks for your comment. So good that your investments so far has gone well. I do not have as great knowledge of Opera except that