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What I wanted to say was, I don't like the uncertainty either as a income investor. I sold out yesterday, taking a small profit, depending what news we hear about the divi I may buy back in?

My apologies, wrong board, sorry

Dnwill

Looks like the RNS is not showing on this site. I have an account with HL and the divi data was RNS'd yesterday

Supermarket Income REIT plc (LSE: SUPR, JSE: SRI) has today declared an interim dividend in respect of the period from 1 October 2025 to 31 December 2025 of 1.545 pence per ordinary share (the "Second Quarterly Dividend").

The Second Quarterly Dividend will be paid on or around 27 February 2026 as a Property Income Distribution ("PID") in respect of the Company's tax-exempt property rental business to shareholders on the register as at 30 January 2026. The ex-dividend date will be 29 January 2026.

Therosy1 - The RNS on the 16th June states the following re this years divi cover, although there is no increase. i'm happy at the moment to take nearly 11%

. The Board is pleased to reconfirm its full-year dividend target guidance for the year ending 31 March 2026 of 8.43p per Ordinary Share (31 March 2025: 8.43p).

Mid 16p will be a welcome arrival, I will eventually break even. It will certainly make holding the shares a lot more palatable knowing I will be back in control of my own destiny.

Thanks to Bamps and a few others for their continued knowledge sharing

Https://audioboom.com/posts/8620414-sunday-roast-resourcing-tomorrow-special-pow-fmet-cgnr-caml-cmet-scgl-bar-ggp-cel-sd

From 39:24 overview of latest news

Hi dazzle1000, I hold these in my HL ISA, there are no deductions in dividend payments

ShipwreckSheep

I can see that no RNS is showing on this site, but as Bonkers has highlighted, an RNS has been released "Potential to cost effectively grow a valuable uranium asset alongside REE exploration"

October 2017

JTec - This is the response I got from HL, I think it means the divi is credited for last tax year

This dividend will fall on this tax year documents, but not the new tax reports as the payment was declared 31/03/22.

If you have any other questions, please get back to me.

Kind regards,

Harry Millerchip
Hargreaves Lansdown

Thank you wraith - I've been here for just over a year. Good to see the sp creeping up to my average of 2.8p.

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/974261/cobra-resources-oversubscribed-raise-means-they-can-execute-very-rapid-exploration-approach-974261.html

Hi Thronegames, as I've posted before, I've managed to successfully argue the case for withholding tax within my HSBC ISA, and had the additional 15% refunded. I have since moved my account to HL and have no issues with the correct tax being deducted.

Although HSBC admitted that their process and procedures were wrong, when the next divi was due, they again withheld the 30%. I was refunded and compensated, but then chose to move my account.

I have held these for 2.5 years and have an average of £1.05, I'm happy to hold at the moment, buying on the lows below my average and taking the dividend.

We've discussed this issue many times over the last couple of years, and Jim800, I don't believe adv11 is in a minority. I have been affected by the 30% withholding tax with HSBC. Last year I successfully challenged this and had my 15%'s refunded and received compensation. HSBC admitted that they had the policy wrong and were going to review it. However, as of March this year they were still applying the 30%. Again I received the 15% and compensation. I probably have enough evidence to raise with the Financial Ombudsman, and am still considering my position.
I did move my portfolio to HL after checking what withholding tax they applied, and have had no issues. i.e. only 15% deducted

Well done Bamps & Bottle, another great listen

I've been wondering why the recent sp rise also. Not sure if this link explains the full picture?
https://oilprice.com/Energy/Natural-Gas/The-US-Could-See-Record-Natural-Gas-Production-In-2022.html

Welcome Thronegames - I've held these since March 2019, nearly 50% of my portfolio now, holding mainly for the dividend, but do you know what tax is withheld on DGOC. If not, you don't need to go back far on this bb to see the issues some are having.

Edwina - There is a Withholding Tax Allowance between the USA and UK of 15%. Now, not all platforms honour this treaty and tax you at 30%.
I was with HSBC who withheld 30%. I have since moved to HL who honour the 15%. It was worth me moving as I was losing £100 a quarter.
Depending on who you are with, WHT dividends outside an ISA are taxed at the same level as you ISA. The only income tax you would pay as mentioned earlier is if your non ISA dividends are over £2k per financial year
Best to check with your platform on which tax they apply, 15 or 30%, if your not sure

@CAWren, I had a complaint with HSBC for over a year about the 30% withholding tax. There is clearly a 15% US/UK tax treaty, and I eventually got HSBC to admit in Sep 2020 they were wrong and I received the additional tax back that was withheld. There statement to me was
"I’m sorry the Withholding Tax paid on your Diversified Gas and Oil Plc shares was incorrect. Thank you for bringing your concerns to our attention and allowing us to rectify this matter. Due to the nature of the case and it involving US tax payments, I apologise for the time our enquiries have taken."
I still felt unhappy with the service they provided, for example holding back REIT tax from an ISA, and paying it a month later. I moved my account to HL and only get taxed at 15%, and receive my ISA REIT divi's in full on payment day. Not sure how much DGOC withholding tax you are losing, mine was £400 per year, but any additional costs were easily covered by moving my account. But you need to check that the broker you use honours the 15% US/UK tax treaty .
Hope this helps

On HL - Currently showing down 6.7%. What a git, I only topped up yesterday (sad emoji)