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Ok, thanks to Vistaman and Justanotherbat, I have a definitive answer to the question you asked about 1042-s.
It's for reference only, your broker was the issuer, and it shows details of payments received, and tax withheld. If you've filled in a W8-Ben with your broker, to reduce the tax withheld as a non-resident of the US, if applicable, on shares held in an ISA or SIPP. You must have some sort of exotic broker, if they're going to the trouble of issuing a 1042-s. But the parts - or copies - BCD are just for your reference in case you have to fill in a US tax return.
'...Doesn't matter if he holds shares or not, all he wants to do is talk merde and get all the attention, I filtered him after reading one post...'
And yet there you are. giving me attention. 😉
Vistaman, for context, take off the tinfoil hat, and read the whole sentence :
'US tax is a nightmare. I'm with ii, and just had to fill in an electronic version of w8-Ben to reduce withholding tax for DEC in my ISA. My wife's American, but we file separately so I don't need to complete any other US tax forms.'
Vistaman, I'm sorry, I forgot that morons can't read and interpret a sentence that needs to be considered in context. - 'I'm with ii, and just had to fill in an electronic version of w8-Ben to reduce withholding tax for DEC in my ISA.' I probably should have stated clearly that I 'ONLY' had to fill in an electronic version of W8-Ben, meaning it was just a single, simple step, rather than 'just', as in a ' few minutes/hours/days in the past' wrongly assuming people here weren't conspiracy theorists jumping on the smallest 'gotcha' perception in their (by which, let me be clear I mean YOUR) diseased mind.
Admin never ban anyone, I was in the Polymetal BB here for 18 months and one guy posted nonsense and drivel constantly and every day, never got a ban, only thing is to filter them and their mad ramblings, or the board gets filled with people endlessly arguing with them.
By the way, Axe-Capital - this you ?
'...Says the Fruit and Veg Market Trader trying to be Mr Wall Street lol. Any one who spu**s 3000 posts on Synairgen in 2 years and rabbits on like you do deserves a Comedy Bafta award to be fair :)...'
'...What all 31 one of them you nugget! lol....... Fruit Bat at it again! Evil Knievel could of done with your Ramps when he was trying to jump the Grand Canyon lol...'
'...NOTREX the SHORTER! ...'
'...Lol. Simpleton Lol...'
'...GG - obviously stands for Gigantic Gonad!...'
Maybe you should try GROWING UP first before calling others out. Moron.
Axe-Capital, I don't think admin will ban someone just because I provide facts that are unpalatable to your DEC cultish fandom.
Admin can you PLEASE Ban Notrex and GG off this board - pair of absolute clowns with the maturity of 3 year olds! FMD!
Closed circa £11.28GBP.
Doesn't matter if he holds shares or not, all he wants to do is talk merde and get all the attention, I filtered him after reading one post.
Greygeorge, why on earth do you own shares of DEC in your ISA based upon your various posts here you believe:
1. They cheat on their production reporting and have to buy gas to satisfy hedges
2. They have no cash for dividends, buybacks, well plugging, loan interest etc
3. They have pending legal action based upon their methane emissions
4. They ae under investigation by the House of Representatives
I could go on but if you really believe this stuff I can't believe you should be holding DEC.
Jeez - what a sad loser you are GG - Wahahahahahaha - Game, set & Match to PP. LoL
# My reluctant little puppet.
US tax is a nightmare. I'm with ii, and just had to fill in an electronic version of w8-Ben to reduce withholding tax for DEC in my ISA. My wife's American, but we file separately so I don't need to complete any other US tax forms. If you're not sure what to do with copies BCD I'd send the whole lot back to your broker with a covering letter after you've filled it in. I think A has to go to the IRS, and E to the broker, and you keep BCD. But let your broker send it back to you if that's the case. Not a definitive answer, sorry, I'm not sure why you have to fill it in, unless you submit US tax returns to the IRS.
Wahahahahahahahah - love it!!
# My reluctant little puppet.
Oh, ok, I see what you did, yes that's fair enough. Now, take a look at the past month, you'll see there's no correlation between rises over 5% and pauses in buybacks.
Some might say go easy on the little fella PP - but not many and certainly not me! LoL
# My reluctant little puppet.
Oh dear GG - you're three sets to zero down now and it's looking like yet another thrashing for you. Back in a mo - just getting more popcorn.
# My reluctant little puppet.
Day seven price rises to 1061p. PREVIOUS five day average is ((1000x4)+1030)/5 = 1006p
1061/1006 = 1.054, or a 5.4% increase vs the PREVIOUS five day average. Buy back stops.
I said two days of 3% rises or falls after a flat period would stop the buy back. That's the illustration. Sorry if you missed that.
Again an illustration for the point, just saying it doesn't take much of a consistent move to break that 5% barrier.
Bigger question for me is why is it there in the first place, and why resume at the same level when surely more cash is available on an annualised basis.
Pickedpeck, you're a mathematician ? Tell me, what's 5% of £10.00 ? For clarity, That's FIVE PERCENT OF TEN POUNDS.
No george, I wasn't a futures trader, but I have been a professional mathematician.
Lets do some sums.
Five flat days 1000p . Five day average = 1000p.
Day six price rises to 1030p. PREVIOUS five day average is still 1000p
Day seven price rises to 1061p. PREVIOUS five day average is ((1000x4)+1030)/5 = 1006p
1061/1006 = 1.054, or a 5.4% increase vs the PREVIOUS five day average. Buy back stops.
Oh dear GG - you're starting to get over-excited again - not good for you at all! I know PP is making you look stupid and I know you really can't help yourself in that regard - but it will only end in tears again and you going off for another sulk for a couple of days.
# My reluctant little puppet.
'...They should not have four quarters of dividend cash at hand to give a quarter of out in a lump sum...'
Ok, I can agree with that. But tell me, why buy for, say six (trading) days, then pause for three days, then buy again for one day, pause for seven days, etc. if they're not living day by day, cash-wise ?
No. I am saying that they have only committed a quarter of what they would have previously paid out in one quarter of dividend. That's redirecting cash, and the net outflow is halved compared to paying the previous dividend.
They should not have four quarters of dividend cash at hand to give a quarter of out in a lump sum.