Plain-vanilla bank accounts or money market funds/ETFs or other? And where is their country of domicilie? (Iβm asking these questions due to tax reasons.)
The engine behind the higher interest rates is a mixture of products and vehicles such as qualifying money market funds, current accounts and time deposits.
There will be more instructions on the specs of those interest rates (e.g. FAQ/Help page(s) and/or βtermsβ), explaining which type of vehicle/instrument and their domicile behind each currency?
In some countries, the tax authorities demand that we specify the type of instrument and their domicile. We canβt avoid the tax inquisition.
I prefer and imagine other investors too, to understand the tax implications before investing, to avoid potential headaches.
I do understand how this information is important in the described scenario. Iβll check this further and get back to you once I have more on the topic.
No, the 20% tax on interest will no longer apply starting from January 1st, 2024.
The interest rates presented are APY. Also, welcome to the Community, @lrcf
This feature includes a mixture of products and vehicles such as qualifying money market funds, time deposits and current accounts.
QMMFs are an investment. QMMFs are also required by regulation to maintain a low-risk strategy by investing in government bonds, for example. They meet certain regulations that allow them to be considered as cash equivalents.
Starting from January 1st, the 20% withholding tax on interest will no longer apply. Any tax deducted in the fourth quarter of 2023 will be refunded to clients.