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@didomach And, would you pay capital gains tax to your country if you move (to reside) abroad? Let's say the US for example. That' would be nonsense because you haven't sold the securites.

@didomach So you just pay the 15% of the US? But if your country would have Lets say... 21% tax ln dividends. You would have to pay the extra 6% right?

@theonly1theymake Thanks!!!

@shir I'm interested on Sp500 and Nasdaq ETFs. In the US you can find sp500 with 0.03% fee vs. 0.07$ here in EU. Same with Nasdaq, 15% vs 33%. I would need to pay the 4% extra on dividends. Im student at 18 and I don't declare taxes yet. I would pay only 15% until I declare them? I would have...

@shir Spain has an starting 19% on dividend tax. That would mean that I have to credit that against the 15% to pay an extra 4% here in Spain? (In total 19%). What do you prefer, paying 4% more on dividend taxes, or half the expense ratio?

Lets see it step-by-step: 1. I use a US platform to invest in US ETFs 2. I present the W-8BEN prooving that my country has a tax treaty with the US on the 15% withholidng dividend tax (instead of 30%). 3. I indicate to my broker I want to use dividend re-invested plan (DRIP) to accumulate...