Swiss Dividend Income After Tax
Net dividend yield after 35 % withholding tax and income tax.
- Cash received (after 35 %)
- CHF 455
- Withholding tax reclaimed via tax return
- CHF 245
- Income tax due
- CHF 210
- Net dividend after tax
- CHF 490
- Gross yield
- 3.68 %
- Net yield after tax
- 2.58 %
- Net dividend after taxCHF 490 Β· 70 %
- Income tax dueCHF 210 Β· 30 %
How it works
Estimates the dividend income you keep after tax. Swiss dividends are subject to withholding tax, and part of the withholding can be reclaimed. The calculator takes the number of shares, the dividend per share and your tax rate to show the net payout.
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