Some countries want to see a tax voucher. If you only get 10 euros in dividends, it's not even worth to ask for it. The whole reason for this is that the shares are actually, again, not yours. It really feels like shady. And a second question from Prebo is stocks can be bought on different exchanges. Is it better to buy in resident currency or does it matter where one buys? I don't know what it is, but I have my own preference to buy shares at their local stock exchange. So that's usually my approach to investing. But if that means currency impact, yeah, it means currency impact.

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