When you invest in global markets, you may face different tax rules depending on the country where you invest. Many countries tax the income you earn from investments, such as dividends or capital gains, which is the profit from selling an investment for more than you paid.
For example, in some countries, foreign investments are taxed at a higher rate, or you may have to pay tax both in the country where the investment is located and in your home country. To avoid double taxation, many countries have agreements with each other to reduce or eliminate this tax burden.
It’s important to understand the tax rules for each country you invest in, as well as any tax treaties between countries. Consulting with a tax professional or financial advisor can help you manage the tax implications of global investments and ensure you're following all the necessary laws.