More cash for your client.

In the very least, more gratification at work.

But first, let’s face it:

When it comes to reclaiming foreign withholding tax from dividend-paying stocks, many accountants tend to step into unfamiliar terrain.

Frankly speaking, traditional education doesn’t really cover it. Certainly not in a thorough international context – going into the various necessary particulars of how every country practices their own tax regulations.

Software programs, like DATEV, also don’t offer any help in dealing with the task-at-hand – having been designed, after all, to mainly handle domestic tax affairs.

Which is of course why we spend all this time building and designing it;

Would we not have been so frustrated by the antiquated – in other words, convoluted – systems sweeping the global stratosphere, pointlessly eating up our precious time, we would have gladly spent these precise hours doing something else – Would have focused on stocks, for one.

That’s right.

On your Divizend’s handsome, lucid Maximizer dashboard, smoothly swipe from country to country – Denmark, France, etc. – and, in the form of a snapshot, see where your client is eligible to receive refunds from. Once having imported the account(s) of a client, our synchronization option let’s you stay on top of the game. Any kind of activities – within the portfolio(s); tax authority – will be detected and processed.

Meaning: nothing stands in the way of a smooth error-free reclaim. A step-by-step process that, btw, will have taken place all this while in your mother-tongue. Or whatever language you feel like practicing.