monex tokutei

[bryanc]

just about the monex tokutei-after you have requested the money out how long does it take to drop into your acct?
there are no back end charges are there? (i have never taken money out before lol)

[ChapInTokyo]

seems not to give an option for the us etf ones on monex when looking for the 特定 -have i got it wrong

When you set up the account, Monex will already have your account set up for 特定（課税あり） or 特定（課税なし） or 一般 in your user profile.

So the selection you make when you put in your order for US ETFs is whether it's for 課税(taxable) or 非課税(tax exempt). Or in other words, non-NISA or NISA.

Ah, that would explain why I am only shown 課税 when trading US stocks on Monex.
However, this seems to suggest you have a choice when trading US stocks, even if you have a 特定（源泉徴収あり) account.
https://info.monex.co.jp/us-stock/guide/tax01.html (see the bit about 源泉徴収ありの特定口座を開設し、特定口座内で米国株の取引を行った場合)

On SBI, I have a 特定（源泉徴収あり) account with no NISA set up, but I am offered a choice of 特定 (預り) or 一般 each time I buy a US stock or US ETF.

I think it is basically saying that even if you have set up your account as 特定（源泉徴収あり) you may elect to file kakutei shinkokuvif you wish to claim foreign tax credit or to set off capital losses against capital gains within your holdings.

[ToushiTime]

When you set up the account, Monex will already have your account set up for 特定（課税あり） or 特定（課税なし） or 一般 in your user profile.

So the selection you make when you put in your order for US ETFs is whether it's for 課税(taxable) or 非課税(tax exempt). Or in other words, non-NISA or NISA.

Ah, that would explain why I am only shown 課税 when trading US stocks on Monex.
However, this seems to suggest you have a choice when trading US stocks, even if you have a 特定（源泉徴収あり) account.
https://info.monex.co.jp/us-stock/guide/tax01.html (see the bit about 源泉徴収ありの特定口座を開設し、特定口座内で米国株の取引を行った場合)

On SBI, I have a 特定（源泉徴収あり) account with no NISA set up, but I am offered a choice of 特定 (預り) or 一般 each time I buy a US stock or US ETF.

I think it is basically saying that even if you have set up your account as 特定（源泉徴収あり) you may elect to file kakutei shinkokuvif you wish to claim foreign tax credit or to set off capital losses against capital gains within your holdings.

That makes sense. So a 特定（源泉徴収あり) account at Monex gives you the option of filing a kakutei shinkoku for US stock transactions to claim tax deductions but you cannot avoid the withholding tax, correct?

SBI lets me choose 特定 (預り) or 一般 (預り) for each US stock trade. If I hit 一般 (預り) by accident would that execute the trade without withholding the tax?

[ToushiTime]

just about the monex tokutei-after you have requested the money out how long does it take to drop into your acct?
there are no back end charges are there? (i have never taken money out before lol)

I think it took a day or two to reach my Japanese bank using the regular speed option, which was free for me. I could have paid 300 yen or so for instant transfer. It tells you how much it will cost before you hit send.

[beanhead]

just about the monex tokutei-after you have requested the money out how long does it take to drop into your acct?
there are no back end charges are there? (i have never taken money out before lol)

I think it took a day or two to reach my Japanese bank using the regular speed option, which was free for me. I could have paid 300 yen or so for instant transfer. It tells you how much it will cost before you hit send.

But that is after the completion of the sale. That also takes a few days, depending on what fund it is. All-Country takes longer than S&P500, for example.

[ChapInTokyo]

Ah, that would explain why I am only shown 課税 when trading US stocks on Monex.
However, this seems to suggest you have a choice when trading US stocks, even if you have a 特定（源泉徴収あり) account.
https://info.monex.co.jp/us-stock/guide/tax01.html (see the bit about 源泉徴収ありの特定口座を開設し、特定口座内で米国株の取引を行った場合)

On SBI, I have a 特定（源泉徴収あり) account with no NISA set up, but I am offered a choice of 特定 (預り) or 一般 each time I buy a US stock or US ETF.

I think it is basically saying that even if you have set up your account as 特定（源泉徴収あり) you may elect to file kakutei shinkokuvif you wish to claim foreign tax credit or to set off capital losses against capital gains within your holdings.

That makes sense. So a 特定（源泉徴収あり) account at Monex gives you the option of filing a kakutei shinkoku for US stock transactions to claim tax deductions but you cannot avoid the withholding tax, correct?

SBI lets me choose 特定 (預り) or 一般 (預り) for each US stock trade. If I hit 一般 (預り) by accident would that execute the trade without withholding the tax?

I have only bought Japanese stocks on SBI so this is just an educated guess but I think that if you buy US stocks or ETFs on SBI with the account toggled to 一般(預かり) then when you sell those shares SBI will not calculate your capital gains or withhold taxes on those capital gains so you’d need to do the maths yourself and then pay the tax man yourself on those shares/ETFs. One point to note is that even in an 一般(預かり) account, taxes will be withheld from any dividends that are paid by your shares/ETFs, so on that score there is no difference between 特定 and 一般.

[ToushiTime]

One point to note is that even in an 一般(預かり) account, taxes will be withheld from any dividends that are paid by your shares/ETFs, so on that score there is no difference between 特定 and 一般.

Noted, thanks.

[bryanc]

thanks all-again on this.. do you get the value at the point you sell at?or will there be a day/end of day lag in the value etc?

[ChapInTokyo]

thanks all-again on this.. do you get the value at the point you sell at?or will there be a day/end of day lag in the value etc?

You get the price of the point that you sell at, unless you are dealing in odd lots using Monex' ワン株 service in which case you have to put in a buy/sell order by 11:30am of the day you want the trade to go through, and the trade is made at the price at the start of the afternoon session (ie. 12:30 pm).