Foreign Stock Dividend Tax & Withholding Calculator

Calculate US stock dividend withholding (15.4%) with live exchange rates and check if you cross Korea's ₩20M consolidated income tax line

Enter your pre-tax dividend from US or other foreign stocks (in USD) and the exchange rate, and instantly see the withholding tax, your after-tax take-home amount, and whether you'll be pushed into Korea's ₩20 million consolidated financial income tax bracket.

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How to use

  1. Enter your annual pre-tax foreign dividend ($) and the exchange rate you're using.
  2. Enter your other domestic financial income.
  3. Check your after-tax take-home amount and whether consolidated taxation applies.

FAQ

Do I get taxed again in Korea on US dividends?
The US withholds 15% at source, and Korea only collects the 0.4% gap up to its 15.4% rate — usually offset automatically without a separate filing.
How much more tax do I pay once I cross the consolidated income threshold?
Once annual financial income exceeds ₩20 million, the excess is combined with your other income and taxed progressively, up to 45% (49.5% with local income tax).
Which exchange rate should I use — the payment date or the record date?
Brokerages typically apply the market rate on the actual settlement date the dividend lands in your account, not the ex-dividend date.

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