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New citizenship - New U.S. Brokerage
Argentina as well- Rentonx
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New citizenship - New U.S. Brokerage
Hi, I´m an Argentinian citizen, residing in Argentina. I have a U.S. bank account, including a W8 form I filled with my Argentina tax ID. I have recently obtained Lithuanian citizenship (no passport yet, but on it's way). My question is: can I open a new brokerage account under my new...- Rentonx
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Non-US Domiciled Funds/ETFs and CRS
Yes, as I understand it from sources here, that's the case. It's a unilateral agreement- Rentonx
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Non-US Domiciled Funds/ETFs and CRS
@Martin Everson Thanks for that! In my case, I would hold an Ireland fund or ETF via a U.S. broker. I understand the U.S. broker would report under FACTA, but would I get reported by the Ireland fund under CRS?- Rentonx
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Non-US Domiciled Funds/ETFs and CRS
My question was not really about Argentina and FACTA, but about which country reports your holdings in Funds and ETFs. Is it the country where the fund/ETF is domiciled, or the country where your broker is domiciled?- Rentonx
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Non-US Domiciled Funds/ETFs and CRS
@zzzzzz thank you kindly for your reply. So you are saying that a fund or ETF's domicile country bears no relationship with how reporting to the investor's country would work? Just the brokerage's domicile matter for this?- Rentonx
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Non-US Domiciled Funds/ETFs and CRS
I'm an Argentina resident about to invest through a US broker in Ireland & Luxemburg-domiciled Funds and ETFs (which include US and non-US assets). My question is: when it comes to CRS, will the assets I hold in the funds or ETFs be reported to Argentina through CRS (because Ireland and...- Rentonx
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