There has been similar discussion about the average daily balance required in Italy.
I think itās too hard to provide the correct forms per country, particularly where Revolut may only have a small number of customers.
Better to provide a standard format that is then an easy way to get the specific info you need.
They literally provide API access - people from Italy can go programmatically get this data if required
Hi guys.
Any update on European stocks or further features?
No updates yet, Letās hope this happens soon.
Was anybody charged costudy fees in monthly bases? I saw this post.
Got the same answer today! thank you, funny think that they all thank us for us patience
Hi! Good question! I will ask our legal team to clarify this and change the wording 
Thank you very much ArsenG, I see you are in the trading team hope you are monitoring the Trading related topics here! I also asked today about some dividends that are pending since yesterday from JPM, no answer as they said the trading department is not working on weekends.
I just got an email to take part in Disneyās voting for the 2020 Annual Meeting in March 11. First time seeing such an email.
I donāt know if I can go there and take part as investor (Iām not planning to do it), but I can vote online to all of the proposals.
Received the same email, really nice from Disney even with 0.50 shares does make you feel special. And I think is mostly like a survey.
Actually, we can attend the meeting and vote physically.
wanna go?
I donāt think so, especially traveling from Europe. I can use that money for further investing.
Anyone with stocks in Hungary? Could you share experience on how to pay taxes for dividends and capital gains? Thank you!
It would be so great if Revolut could provide all the required tax information for most of the countries it operates in.
Even better would be if taxes are paid automatically. Wouldnāt that at least be possible for the countries where Revolut has subsidiaries?
No broker in the world pays the taxes for you. Some will deduct witholding tax in origin due to certain regulations (i.e. 15% from US stock with W8BEN).
But we cannot reasonably expect Revolut to do our taxes for us. That is our responsibility.
In some countries brokers report income from capital return, dividends, ā¦ to the tax authorities automatically, and / or brokers provide customers a yearly tax report that makes filing your taxes very easy. As a UK entity, it makes sense that they donāt act like a local broker, but a quarterly / yearly portfolio statement could easily be designed to meet tax report needs in many of Revolutās markets. Every other broker, including ācheapā zero commission brokers, that I have experience with does a a better job here. Iām not complaining, but thereās definitely room for improvement. Especially in Revolutās case where all investments are in USD, itās somewhat complex to track currency rates for every transaction when investing in fragments with small transactions over time.
Actually, in Germany domestic financial institutions automatically transfer the tax to the tax office in many cases including stock portfolios & funds.
Many people with such accounts arenāt even required to do a tax declaration at all.
Dividends pay taxes only in one country. For me revolut charges me automatically with 30% like US citizen, but I have nothing to do with US. So, I donāt have to be taxed twice in my country which charges only 5% to 10% for dividends.
