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How is tax calculated in India for investing in US stocks?
Investing in U.S. stocks from India involves taxation at two levels: 1. Taxation in the U.S. The U.S. government taxes Indian investors on two types of income: A. Dividend Income Tax Rate: 25% (as per the India-U.S. DTAA agreement). Tax Deduction: The U.S. withholds this tax at the source before theRead more
Investing in U.S. stocks from India involves taxation at two levels:
1. Taxation in the U.S.
The U.S. government taxes Indian investors on two types of income:
A. Dividend Income
See lessTax Rate: 25% (as per the India-U.S. DTAA agreement).
Tax Deduction: The U.S. withholds this tax at the source before the dividend is credited to your account.
Example: If you receive a $100 dividend, $25 is withheld by the U.S. government, and you receive $75.