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Self Assessment in HMRC, dividend questions
in IG Account Support - MyIG Help
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Hello,
This is the first time to enter 'dividend' information in an HMRC form. Let me ask you some questions.
I need to add the 'dividend from companies' amount in a Self Assessment form in HMRC.
I have two accounts one is ISA and the other is NON-ISA share dealing. I can view the dividend list from the History menu.
(1) Are those amounts before-tax both ISA and NON-ISA?
(2) How does W-8BEN work in this case, if dividend came from US companies.
(3) Is "iShares VII PLC - iShares Core S&P ETF GBPH Dist DIVIDEND 802@0.0437" UK dividend or foreign(USA) dividend?
Thanks.