在新加坡股票的分红需要报个人所得税吗？

tomcat2000 · 发表于 31-1-2012 12:38:01|来自：加拿大

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在新加坡，股票的分红也需要报税吗？自己个人炒股，一些买的股票在2011年有分过红利，这些红利dividends需要在个人所得税里面报吗？谢谢

冏冏有神 · 发表于 31-1-2012 12:50:26|来自：加拿大

要。报税时填入 "other income" 一栏，其实你都不用自己填，人家分红给你的时候已经告之了 IRAS，那些数目已经自动填好了。

tomcat2000 · 发表于 31-1-2012 13:09:59|来自：加拿大

冏冏有神发表于 31-1-2012 12:50
要。报税时填入 "other income" 一栏，其实你都不用自己填，人家分红给你的时候已经告之了 IRAS，那些数目 ...

谢谢。但是我买的这些股票不是在新加坡上市的新股，只是用了他们这里的证券公司的平台炒其他国家的股票。这些股票的分红要交个人税吗？谢谢

冏冏有神 · 发表于 31-1-2012 13:59:19|来自：加拿大

tomcat2000 发表于 31-1-2012 13:09
谢谢。但是我买的这些股票不是在新加坡上市的新股，只是用了他们这里的证券公司的平台炒其他国家的股票 ...

如果直接海外股票直接分红，那不用报税。
如果海外股票通过本地合作伙伴分红，那好像也好报税。
反正等你报税的时候，如果 other income 那里已经给你填好了，那就报，不然就不用管了。

good99 · 发表于 31-1-2012 14:23:57|来自：加拿大

tomcat2000 发表于 31-1-2012 13:09
谢谢。但是我买的这些股票不是在新加坡上市的新股，只是用了他们这里的证券公司的平台炒其他国家的股票 ...

本地的股票应该是交过税了，因此不用报。

其他的，可能要报在其他收入里。这个要具体问税务局了，因为大部分分红都是交过税的

good99 · 发表于 1-2-2012 12:23:07|来自：加拿大

孟波发表于 31-1-2012 19:31
本地股票分红有两种，免税或不免税的， SGX会公告，年底也会给你结单
海外的红利，要看怎么算收入，如果 ...

抠字眼就露怯了吧？
还免税和不免税，都是要交税的！免税？做梦。只不过大部分都已经扣了税才给你，这样就不用再重复报个人收入税了。
细节不懂也就罢了，还非要指别人就自暴其短了。

仙岛流 · 发表于 1-2-2012 13:16:16|来自：加拿大

税务局网站有写，通常来说除了基金之外都要交税，但是本地人不需要申报，你收多少股息他们都知道，会算在税务里面，自己看自己符合哪一条吧

http://www.iras.gov.sg/irasHome/page04.aspx?id=146

Dividends are distributions by a company to its shareholders.

It represents returns on shareholder's capital, which may be paid in cash or in kind. For instance, a company may pay its shareholders in the form of company's shares.

Dividends derived in Singapore are taxable unless they are specifically exempted under the Income Tax Act.

Dividends exempt from tax
Dividends are not taxable if they are

Foreign dividends received in Singapore on or after 1 Jan 2004. This excludes foreign source income received through partnerships in Singapore.
Income distributions from unit trusts and real estate investment trusts (REIT), that are authorised under Section 286 of the Securities and Futures Act (excludes distributions out of franked dividends) on or after 1 Jan 2004.
One-tier exempt dividends from companies under the one-tier corporate tax system.

How to report
You need to declare the taxable dividends under 'other income', and the amount of tax deducted (please refer to your dividend vouchers/statements) under ‘Singapore tax deducted at source’ in your tax form.

However, if you hold a Singapore NRIC, the relevant companies paying the dividends will provide information on your taxable dividends to us. You need not declare the dividends (this does not apply to dividends received by joint account holders or where shares are held through nominees).

Type of dividends Need to declare?
Singapore dividends from approved CPF investment Scheme agent banks as shown in the Annual Dividend Statement (ADS) No
Singapore dividends from Central Depository Pte Ltd (CDP) No
Singapore dividends from Supplementary Retirement Scheme (SRS) No
NTUC Fair-Price dividends No
Dividends from share buyback through Special Trading Counters (CTC) No
Dividends from Private Companies No
Any other dividends not included above