To me, the taxation of stocks (and especially ETF distributions) is still not clear enough. Can anyone of you recommend a tax consultant in Indonesia? Maybe a tax consultant who is already experienced in the field of the omnibus law by which some types of overseas income can be taxfree if...
Yes, I agree with you on that. One of the companies that I meant in my last post. With Tesla, the market already priced that Tesla is going to grow and to gain market shares the next 40 years...with VW and some other companies, the market priced in that they already lost the fight and will never...
Recently, there are a lot of news about it again. So, it seems that it is just a question of time until Xiaomi enters this market:
https://pandaily.com/xiaomi-to-obtain-electric-vehicle-manufacturing-license/
https://pandaily.com/xiaomi-auto-strives-to-rank-in-top-five-worldwide/...
In the US it will not have an impact today since the market is closed there today. But European traders/investors can trade today and there Tesla‘s stock is not really moving. So, for now the news will not have an impact on the stock.
To me Tesla‘s stock is too speculative on this level. Some...
Yes, if you do not want to spend many hours per month, ETF is the best way of investing.
Only the tax component seems not to be so clear if you are tax resident in Indonesia. Are you taxable here? How are the ETF‘s distributions taxed in your case?
Oh yes, you are right. I thought those 0.1% rule is like a transaction tax and a capital gains tax based on the individual income tax rate comes on top. But I looked it up now, and you are absolutely right...stocks of the Indonesian stock market 0.1% of the total sales value, and that seems to...
In my post (#323 in this thread) I mentioned that this is also one option that came to my mind. Could be that some countries use the average price method. But is Indonesia one of them or what does the regulation say? Does anyone know? I mean there must be one official rule since there is also an...
Yeah, but which trade would be marked in this case under Indonesian tax perspective?
In the fictive example, someone buys 1 Tesla stock on 2nd February and pays 200 USD for it. Then the person buys 1 Tesla stock on 2nd July and pays 100 USD for it.
When the person sells 1 (not both, only one...
Does Indonesia also use the FIFO (first in-first out) method when selling stocks by the way? I think this method is applied in most countries.
For example:
Person XY buys 1 stock of Tesla (or any other stock 🙂) at 200 USD on 2nd February.
Person XY buys 1 more stock of Tesla at 100 USD on 2nd...
Since you wrote about ETFs, there is one further point that came to my mind (since I also asked for information about ETF taxation in Indonesia some weeks ago here on this thread):
Maybe talk to a tax consultant or the tax office in Indonesia how distributions from ETFs are taxed in Indonesia...
I think you already received some good advice here. Maybe one further point to mention regarding choosing your bank/broker:
If you receive dividends from companies from the US, it is probably wise to look for a broker that is a Qualified Intermediary. That usually means that they will derive...
Of course, GameStop and the other meme stocks are only for trading, not investing.
Still, it is a casino if you consider the mentality of many people who trade those stocks. Their may be some people who know how to analyze data regarding that and who earn money by trading those stocks but much...
The stock market is starting to become very irritating again. Since the beginning of January you could have bought the biggest rubbish and still you would have earned money by that.
Also stocks like GameStop climbed from 16-17 USD to 23 USD in the past 4-5 weeks. It seems the greed and the ‚it...
Yes, that could be the reason. Although that could also happen with a KITAP holder. I do not know why some financial institutions distinguish between KITAP/KITAS (KTP/SKTT) holder when deciding whether or not a foreigner is allowed to become one of their customers.
Anyway, with traditional...
Yes, Jenius is quite good. My wife has an account there and she never had trouble. However, I was rejected because I only held a KITAS. They asked for Indonesian KTP.
About Seabank: I also heard of them by advertisement and went to their page some months ago. But I read there that you need a...
Is anyone up-to-date regarding solar penals in Indonesia? I talked with my wife about this topic today again. Always when this topic comes up we feel quite sad that it is not used more often in Indonesia and we would like to give it a try if it makes also at least a little sense financially...
Thank you very much for the information. 🙏
Yeah, actually I find it irritating that a country that is so attractive and beneficial for ETF providers is at the same time that harsh to their own population when it comes to taxation of index funds (41% 😱). I don‘t understand why Ireland is not...
Thanks for your answer. 🙏
If they regard it as a dividend, then it should be treated as usual income. The rule of 10% on dividends applies only on dividends from Indonesian companies. For Dividends from stock-listed companies from overseas your personal income tax rate is relevant since...
Has anyone of you experience with ETFs from Ireland as a tax-resident in Indonesia?
In the EU I did not have to pay withholding taxes on the distributions received from the ETF. But as far as I know there is no double tax treaty between Ireland and Indonesia. So, I assume Indonesian...
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