Tax on passive income: 23 % and the exceptions
Income tax and the military levy on deposits, bonds, rent and dividends: where it is 23 %, where 10 %, where nothing, and who pays it for you.
Income tax and the military levy on deposits, bonds, rent and dividends: where it is 23 %, where 10 %, where nothing, and who pays it for you.
A bank app, Diia or a broker, which fees to look for, and why a 1 % purchase fee costs a one-year bond over a percentage point of yield.
Every 100 000 ₴ down cuts the overpayment by 67 276 ₴, while 10 years instead of 5 doubles it. A 2 million flat at the NBU's 11.29 %.
NBU averages: 12.63 % in hryvnias versus 1.07 % in currency. At what exchange rate a dollar deposit catches up, and what your bank's rate changes.
How much an early payment saves, why a shorter term wins, and how to work out your own case in the calculator.
Where the effective rate comes from, why the compounding frequency changes the result, and what tax takes.
A like-for-like comparison: after tax, a deposit trails government bonds by far more than the rate gap suggests.
Working out the capital a passive income needs, and how long it takes to build at different contributions.
Why indexing withdrawals cuts the term by over a third, and why doubling the capital adds no years at all.
The two repayment schedules on one loan, where the early payments go, and how fees lift the true rate.
How to work out a real rate, why a 12.63 % deposit leaves about 1.5 % in real terms, and what a million is worth in ten years.