I am a joint investor and we have different Prescribed Investor Rates, which rate should I use?
Last Updated: 25 Nov 2016
Each account holder should provide us with their individual Prescribed Investor Rate (PIR). The Portfolio Investment Entity (PIE) income attributable to jointly held investments will be taxed using the highest PIR of the account holders.
Find out what PIR you should use and update it in FastNet Classic internet banking or by contacting us.
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