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Vanguard, BlackRock ETF Shuffle Lets Foreign Investors Duck US Tax

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 01 September 2026, 21:00 UTC By Zachary R Mider and Denitsa Tsekova 1 min read
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Major institutions are flipping between near-identical equity funds to avoid receiving dividends — and the 30% tax that comes with them.

Major institutions are flipping between near-identical equity funds to avoid receiving dividends — and the 30% tax that comes with them.

Vanguard (ORG) BlackRock ETF Shuffle (ORG) US (LOCATION)
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