Are there accounts in some credit unions that are dirt free?
I thought DIRT was only charged on deposit interest, not on dividends (do divs not have a separate WHT tax rate)?
If you are not paying any tax or if you are paying tax at the lower rate, then you should opt for the Regular Share Account
Form 12.How would i go about filing this in a tax return myself?
I suspect that, as for many years, most CU members don't declare money that is not taxed at source.I imagine most people just do this as it's easier.
No.Is this also the case with other financial instutions? I have an account with Rabo and they deduct DIRT at source. Can I also pay that at my tax rate?
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