Foreign Investment Income

An estimated 108 trillion dollars of investment income is withheld by global tax authorities. What a lot of investors do not know, however, is that they are entitled to reclaim the tax which has been withheld on their foreign income.

If you are an investor and have received income such as interest, dividends or capital gains from a foreign company, or if you've been investing in the stock exchange, your income may be subject to a significant percentage of withholding tax.

Reclaiming the tax which has been withheld on investment income is a complex process which requires specialist knowledge of international markets, which the individual investor may not have.

Taxback.com can assist you in claiming a tax rebate from your investments in the US, Germany, Switzerland, Ireland or Australia.

If you hold shares in a US company and you're not a US resident, your dividend payments are subject to 30% tax under US tax law. However, under double taxation treaty laws, you are entitled to claim a refund of up to 100% of the tax withheld on income from dividends, interest and capital gains.

As international tax refund specialists, taxback.com can claim your investment income tax refunds. We protect your investment income by minimising your tax liability. Do not assume that your broker is already carrying out this service as recent research carried out by taxback.com highlighted the fact that very few investors are aware of the tax they are entitled to claim back.

If you have received income from interest, dividends or capital gains from any country of which you are not a resident, apply now to reclaim your investment income tax.

Why use taxback.com?

• Single point of contact no matter how many jurisdictions your investment portfolio transcends
• Increase the value of your investment portfolio
• Contingency fee of 10% of refund amount subject to a minimum charge of $75 per tax country
• Expert knowledge of investors’ entitlements under international tax treaties
• Strong relationships with foreign tax authorities in 25 countries
• Dedicated support of in-house dividend withholding tax specialists