alwaysonit
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I'm not a resident of anywhere, and have been advised this by a tax professional and given the same "opinion" by another.
But I need to use an address when applying for my brokerage accounts, and this would be the Irish address of my parents.
However, each company which makes dividend distributions must show the name and address of the person to whom the distribution is made.
Is there much of a risk that the revenue will see somebody earning over 5k of dividends per year with an Irish address and decide to look into their fund as a whole, wonder why there has been no CGT paid (in 8 years time) and decide that I’m not a resident of Ireland (despite nothing leading to this conclusion on the current details they have provided the public)?
Might it be better to pay a higher TER for a fund domiciled in Luxembourg?
But I need to use an address when applying for my brokerage accounts, and this would be the Irish address of my parents.
However, each company which makes dividend distributions must show the name and address of the person to whom the distribution is made.
Is there much of a risk that the revenue will see somebody earning over 5k of dividends per year with an Irish address and decide to look into their fund as a whole, wonder why there has been no CGT paid (in 8 years time) and decide that I’m not a resident of Ireland (despite nothing leading to this conclusion on the current details they have provided the public)?
Might it be better to pay a higher TER for a fund domiciled in Luxembourg?