"Luxembourg-domiciled ETFs generally do not withhold tax on dividends from European stocks for non-resident investors. However, for US stocks within these ETFs, Luxembourg-domiciled funds are subject to a 30% withholding tax on dividends due to the lack of a favorable tax treaty with the US, unlike Ireland which benefits from a 15% rate .
Luxembourg does not impose any withholding tax on dividends paid by investment funds to non-resident investors . However, Luxembourg-domiciled mutual funds are subject to an annual subscription tax, although passive ETFs are exempt from this tax. Active ETFs will also be exempt from this subscription tax starting in 2025 .
For Luxembourg residents, different tax rules may apply, and they might be subject to other taxes such as subscription tax on certain funds."
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"Luxembourg-domiciled ETFs generally do not withhold tax on dividends from European stocks for non-resident investors. However, for US stocks within these ETFs, Luxembourg-domiciled funds are subject to a 30% withholding tax on dividends due to the lack of a favorable tax treaty with the US, unlike Ireland which benefits from a 15% rate .
Luxembourg does not impose any withholding tax on dividends paid by investment funds to non-resident investors . However, Luxembourg-domiciled mutual funds are subject to an annual subscription tax, although passive ETFs are exempt from this tax. Active ETFs will also be exempt from this subscription tax starting in 2025 .
For Luxembourg residents, different tax rules may apply, and they might be subject to other taxes such as subscription tax on certain funds."