How Can Foreign Shareholders Recover Dividend Withholding Tax on Compagnie Financiere Richemont SA Withholding Dividend Tax Distributions?

1. Richemont Dividend Withholding Tax pays your distribution

Swiss law requires 35% to be withheld from all dividends before payment reaches you, regardless of where in the world you are based.

2. Your double tax treaty entitles you to less

Under your country’s treaty with Switzerland, your effective rate is likely lower than 35%. The difference is sitting with the Swiss tax authorities, legally yours to recover.

3. GTR files the reclaim with the Swiss Federal Tax Administration

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How Does Withholding Tax Work?

When Compagnie Financiere Richemont SA Withholding Dividend Tax (Swiss Domiciled Company) pays a dividend of CHF 1000 – it immediately gets taxed at the Swiss Statutory Tax Rate of 35% (CHF 350) irrespective of who the shareholder is.

However due to a Double Tax Agreement between Switzerland and various other countries, foreign residents are entitled to the preferential Double Tax Agreement Rate of 15% (CHF 150).

Therefore, the differential of CHF 200 (CHF 350 – CHF 150) is recoverable in its entirety, but is retained by the Foreign Tax Office until all the complex administrative procedures and filing requirements are met.

Richemont Dividend Withholding Tax
A leading luxury goods group, Richemont is the owner of prestigious Maisons, recognised for their excellence in jewellery, watches, fashion and accessories. As a family-spirited Group, their central and regional functions pool their expertise to guide, support and challenge their Maisons and businesses to design timeless creations and innovative services that preserve their unique heritage.

Issuer: Compagnie Financiere Richemont SA

Domicile: Switzerland

Sector: Jewellery, watch and clock industry

ISIN: CH0210483332

Instrument Type: Equity

Current Dividend Policy: Annual

Number of Securities: 537582089

DateDiv-TypeFreq.Ex-DateCCYGross
2026Ordinary dividendAnnual16.10.2026CHF4.3
2026Extra / special dividendAnnual16.10.2026CHF4.3
2025Ordinary dividendAnnual17.09.2025CHF3
2024Ordinary dividendAnnual19.09.2024CHF2.75
2023Ordinary dividendAnnual20.09.2023CHF2.5
2023Extra / special dividendAnnual20.09.2023CHF1
2022Ordinary dividendAnnual21.09.2022CHF2.25
2022Extra / special dividendAnnual21.09.2022CHF1
2021Ordinary dividendAnnual21.09.2021CHF2
2020Ordinary dividendAnnual16.09.2020CHF1
2019Ordinary dividendAnnual18.09.2019CHF2

Our thorough knowledge of complex international tax law, combined with our company’s extensive geographical footprint ensures that we resolve your dividend withholding tax reclaims successfully and timeously.