How are the dividend values ​​of non-leveraged US stocks and leveraged US stocks calculated?

The dividend value of non-leveraged and leveraged US stocks declared by the company is the gross dividend value, which means it has not been taxed.

The dividend value announced by the company is the gross dividend value, which means it has not been deducted from tax.

Dividends are subject to dividend tax and each asset has a different dividend tax:

• US stocks: 15% dividend tax.

• Leverage: 30% dividend tax.

Example:

• AAPL distributes dividends of $1/share and users own 10 shares on the cum date.

• Users will receive dividends of $1/share x 10 shares x (1 - 0.15) = $8.5.

• Users will receive $8.5 as their net dividend.