Could someone explain how ISA account/allowance and taxation works?
I am not an UK citizen. Can I use an ISA account to limit the amount of tax I have to pay each year?
Is the standard “trading212 invest” account an ISA account?
I am confused…
Could someone explain how ISA account/allowance and taxation works?
I am not an UK citizen. Can I use an ISA account to limit the amount of tax I have to pay each year?
Is the standard “trading212 invest” account an ISA account?
I am confused…
Hi Elijah,
An ISA (Individual savings account) is for UK residents/tax payers only.
It allows you to deposit up to ÂŁ20,000 a year which is shielded from tax (including your capital gains - profits).
Depending where your from you may have a similar thing under a different name, for example in the USA they have a ROTH IRA (Individual retirement account).
If you need any help, just ask!
Thanks ChrisJ!
I see, I will have to ask if that exists in Austria. I wont be able to save more than 20k a year anyway, so some tax relief would be great, I will look into that
Have a good year bro, thanks