Hi.
I have a few hundred Euro of non-PAYE income from dividends - Irish, UK and US shares. Some of the shares are held by an Irish broker - Davy (Irish, UK and US shares) and some of the shares are held by US broker.
I have some questions about tax treatment of dividends in relation to this income, and I hope someone here can help me. I have searched through AAM for information on payment of tax on dividend income, but couldn't find the answers - or perhaps the answers were there and I didn't understand them.
My questions:
I have a few hundred Euro of non-PAYE income from dividends - Irish, UK and US shares. Some of the shares are held by an Irish broker - Davy (Irish, UK and US shares) and some of the shares are held by US broker.
I have some questions about tax treatment of dividends in relation to this income, and I hope someone here can help me. I have searched through AAM for information on payment of tax on dividend income, but couldn't find the answers - or perhaps the answers were there and I didn't understand them.
My questions:
- When is the tax due on dividend income. So for example if I received €500 dividend income in 2017, do I have until Oct 31 2018 (or Nov 14 for online filing - I'm doing online) to pay the tax?
- For the US and UK shares that are held by Davy for me as far as I can see the dividend payments appear on the income statement that Davy provide online. Do I just take the Euro amount Davy provides for each share on which dividends were paid (whether Irish, UK or US shares) total it all up and plug it into the appropriate fields on the Form 12?
- For the shares held by US broker, tax has been deduced at 15% by the US broker. However, for Form 12, I assume I enter the gross dividend amount (i.e. before 15% tax deducted) and Revenue will automatically take the 15% withheld into account?
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