... made ca. 25% on €-stoxx over 10 months, cashed out proceeds and put it into Interest until further notice, no tax deducted that I am aware of.

Austrian.

 

1 minute ago, jollyhangmon said:

... made ca. 25% on €-stoxx over 10 months, cashed out proceeds and put it into Interest until further notice, no tax deducted that I am aware of.

Austrian.

 

 

How did you manage that, because according to Wise regulations, Austrians are not eligible?

 

EEA

Interest is available to consumers and businesses that are residents in Estonia, Finland, France, Hungary*, Netherlands, and Sweden* and is subject to applicable rules and regulations.

Stocks is available to consumers and businesses that are residents in Estonia, Finland, France, Netherlands, and Sweden* and is subject to applicable rules and regulations.

https://wise.com/help/articles/31thpWvBl38OL54poT6VAE/who-can-use-interest-and-stocks?origin=related-article-GDxZxemd21yDVP4TQmdDJ

4 hours ago, CallumWK said:

 

How did you manage that, because according to Wise regulations, Austrians are not eligible?

 

EEA

Interest is available to consumers and businesses that are residents in Estonia, Finland, France, Hungary*, Netherlands, and Sweden* and is subject to applicable rules and regulations.

Stocks is available to consumers and businesses that are residents in Estonia, Finland, France, Netherlands, and Sweden* and is subject to applicable rules and regulations.

https://wise.com/help/articles/31thpWvBl38OL54poT6VAE/who-can-use-interest-and-stocks?origin=related-article-GDxZxemd21yDVP4TQmdDJ

 

... aye, opened up both jars Nov.23 already, apparently can keep 'em if I don't let 'em expire entirely, the stoxx principal ("100") still sitting there currently @ 107 again.

 

Maybe that's why they didn't tax me ...?

I will see too it myself of course, 555 ...