What are the tax implications on investing in US stocks and ETFs as an NRI?

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• What are the tax implications on investing in US stocks and ETFs as an NRI?

  You will be taxed as per the laws in the country where you are a tax resident. For example, if you are a tax resident of the UAE, you will pay taxes as per the UAE tax laws. Please note that there is a tax on dividends, which are deducted at the ...

• What is the process for a NRI to invest in US Stocks via Vested?

  As a NRI, there are three simple steps to start your investing journey in US Stocks via Vested: Signup with an account on the Vested app or app.vestedfinance.com Complete your KYC in minutes by providing your Tax ID (as per your current tax ...

• How is Vested's US investing offering is different from other US brokers?

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• Are there any RBI restrictions or income tax implications when moving dollars from a US broker to Vested, especially if these dollars were received as dividends?

  You can move your dividend funds from a US broker to Vested without any RBI restrictions. Regarding income tax, transferring these funds and investing them does not create a taxable event. Tax obligations only arise when you sell an investment or ...