Am I correct in thinking that capital gain made on Bonds are not subject to the 41% exit tax?
I would like to know more about the taxation about bonds in general. I am about to buy a few bonds on trade republic on discounts. I know that the coupons will be subject to the marginal tax rate, but the capital gain will not be subject to the 41% exit but the CGT with the 1270 euros exemption?
For instance, if I buy a bond issued by Romania for 1000 euros at a discount price of 800 euros. If I keep it until maturity, then I will not have to declare the CGT on the gains made on the bond given that it falls below the 1270 euros exemption?
Is the rule the same for a bond issued by a US company as well?
For instance, if I buy a bond issued by Romania for 1000 euros at a discount price of 800 euros. If I keep it until maturity, then I will not have to declare the CGT on the gains made on the bond given that it falls below the 1270 euros exemption?