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Dividend withholding taxes?

With a few clicks, sail right through the reclaim application.

We’ve automated the process for you.
For absolutely everyone who receives dividend income.

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Let’s briefly refresh our memory:

Usually, foreign dividends are taxed twice

First, with foreign withholding tax. And then a second time, with domestic income tax.

Taking Switzerland as an example: 35% withholding tax is applied to your gross dividend income received from Swiss companies. 20% of this is reclaimable. 

From Norway, just to give another example, the standard tax refund on dividends entails 15%.

Pretty amazing. As in, that’s a lot of money. 
And yet, only a scant number of dividend investors reclaim the excessively paid fees. (An estimate of hundreds of billions of euros go unclaimed globally, each year. Each year.) 

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Just a sheer nightmare

The application process is a pain in the neck

Those needlessly excessive texts on each tax authority website, information irrationally organized within all kinds of disorienting menus. And then forms to fill out that often are not even available in English (earth’s foremost spoken global language). 

And then?

Repeat that pleasant process with another country, for another dividend income – yet again another rememberable trip onto another tax website: literally, a whole different world – a different feel and look, and a different set of regulations and requirements; hours of trying to ensure the documents are filled out correctly. For wouldn’t that just be great to miss the reclaim deadline due to an erroneously filed application – an all-too-often aftermath once having finally overcome that initial dread of just getting it done.

Makes sense that most people fold during the refund procedure. 

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Lucky for all of us, there's Divizend:

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A handsomely lucid, automated process that, with just a couple of clicks, takes care of reclaiming your dividend withholding taxes. Simply import your portfolio(s) onto the web-based platform, follow some basic instructions to complete the online application, and you are all set!

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As forms are filled out automatically and then submitted digitally to whatever corresponding tax authority, you are not only magically exempted from bureaucracy hell.

Too, you can rest assured that all your applications are being filed successfully – Divizend’s bright ecosystem knows each country’s quirks and idiosyncrasies; instantaneously becomes aware even of the slightest administrative changes within a tax office.

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What’s more:

Because of Divizend’s synchronization with your portfolio(s), constantly stay up-to-date with what new reclaim possibilities can be made. A crisp snapshot, for every single country you own dividends from – at a touch of a button, getting you right away started with the easy-breezy step-by-step refund application.

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Just how great is that!

Time is money. Time is what everything is made of.

Kind of redundant to point out the gigantic amount of time that’s being saved here. Not to mention the money it would have otherwise cost us, in one way or another.

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Curious how much you’d be able to reclaim?

Find out right now with our gratuitous refund calculator.

Among the following list of countries we support on our platform. Make sure not to select the country you’re a tax resident of. This mistake tends to happen.

Just pick the place you own the dividend-stock from:

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None of that fine print business.

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17.5% of your total tax reclaim.

For our business clients and private investors with larger sums (towards the upper four-digit realm), we offer individual pricing. Just get in touch!

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We offer guidance with all types of dividend-related tax matters

In case of ETFs, interest payments (cash account or bonds) or other relevant foreign capital from dividend income:

Contact us at [email protected]

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