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Does a UK holder of BHP pay Aussie withholding tax on dividends?
Does an Australian withholding tax apply for British shareholders of BHP?
Can still buy Rusal on the Hong Kong exchange.
Highly irresponsible if they didn't convert to local. Many investors managed to do it themselves. Wasn't most of the stock held Moex anyways?
Anyone know if they even received the Rouble dividend from Gazprom or are we all just assuming they're running things correctly at the Russian side?
Hilarious watching people argue over articles posted online that are clearly meant to sway public opinion and are written by someone who has never visited Ukraine in there puff.
Download Telegram and follow 'Intel Slava Z' if you want to see the reality of whats happening on the ground - plenty pics of dead soldiers to keep you busy.
Is this suspended?
Polymetal 25 April Q1 2022 production results and guidance:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OvTwuGfgUcY
Why Polymetal? Rick Rule
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1iSE3U6tyZg
If Gold is at $2500 and there's not a war in Europe then maybe.
Well that certainly makes any investment much less desirable for me.
So as a UK resident I would get charged 35% tax by the Swiss unless I fill out this form every tax year?
Ah yes Scottish oil is going to put Russia out of business. I've heard it all now.
Russia is a net exporter, World's 4th largest exporter. China is the world's largest net exporter by far. Net exporters are naturally more self sufficient. They consume less than they export. Goods from Europe can easily be replaced with goods from China, especially since Europe has now decided it will buy more expensive Oil and Gas which will make its manufacturing base more uncompetitive. Russia will weather this story just fine despite the west trying to convince everyone that it's being destroyed by the Ghost of Kiev.
Tanker premiums hurt the importer just as much as the exporter. At the end of the day there isn't any natural resources Russia needs to import and it can get any manufactured goods it needs from China. Together with its arms manufacturing capabilities it's probably the most self reliant country in the world outside the US.
Anyone who believes sanctioning oil is going to have any impact on Russia is a fantasist.
Scenario 1:
Europe stops buying Russian oil.
Therefore Europe needs to outbid China for Oil from Saudi, Qatar, Brazil.
If China gets outbid then they just buy the Russian oil.
Russia gets paid.
Scenario 2:
Russian oil selling at a 10% discount due to sanctions.
China/India buy Russian oil and resell it on the international market and pocket the 10%.
Strengthens trade relations between Russia & Rus friendly states and strengthens Russias friends financially.
Russia and her allies get paid.
Scenario 3 (Unlikely):
No-one buys Russian oil.
Russia has excess oil so floods the domestic market with oil that costs next to nothing.
Every Russian and Russian business essentially gets a huge tax cut.
Good for Russian economy.