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<p>[QUOTE="tommybee, post: 907201, member: 24999"]I have recently read that there is a bank in Switzerland (KZB) that offers a silver ETF. By Swiss law, the bank must keep the silver on site and whatever silver you buy is held for you there. In other words, if you buy silver there are actually bars with your name on them at the bank. (I've heard horror stories about people buying gold/silver that only exists on paper. I've heard some funds even charge storage fees for gold that hasn't even been set aside.)</p><p> </p><p>Has anyone purchased PM in Europe? It is my understanding that silver in Europe is subject to a VAT tax. How would that work for a foreign investor? I'm not interested in physical possesion in this situation. (I have 1000 oz locked away already.) I just want to diversify my silver holdings. </p><p> </p><p>Anyone have any thoughts on this? Good idea, or no? I need to figure out the tax implications to decide if its even worthwhile. I was also told that if I sold any silver I currently possess at a profit I would have to declare that profit and pay a capital gains tax on it...is this correct? </p><p> </p><p>Thanks![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="tommybee, post: 907201, member: 24999"]I have recently read that there is a bank in Switzerland (KZB) that offers a silver ETF. By Swiss law, the bank must keep the silver on site and whatever silver you buy is held for you there. In other words, if you buy silver there are actually bars with your name on them at the bank. (I've heard horror stories about people buying gold/silver that only exists on paper. I've heard some funds even charge storage fees for gold that hasn't even been set aside.) Has anyone purchased PM in Europe? It is my understanding that silver in Europe is subject to a VAT tax. How would that work for a foreign investor? I'm not interested in physical possesion in this situation. (I have 1000 oz locked away already.) I just want to diversify my silver holdings. Anyone have any thoughts on this? Good idea, or no? I need to figure out the tax implications to decide if its even worthwhile. I was also told that if I sold any silver I currently possess at a profit I would have to declare that profit and pay a capital gains tax on it...is this correct? Thanks![/QUOTE]
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