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In our last video, we learned, when holding an international equity ETF in an RRSP, you can expect a similar foreign withholding tax drag whether you hold a U.S.-listed ETF like IEFA, or a Canadian-listed ETF that holds the stocks directly, like XEF or VIU. We also pointed out, theres more to know before you just throw a dart to decide which fund type to prefer. Today, well take a closer look at what we mean by that. To review, in TFSAs, RESPs, and RDSPs, our Canadian-listed international equity ETFs already had the advantage, as they were only subject to one layer of withholding taxes, while our U.S.-listed ETFs were subject to two layers. The story is the same in non-registered accounts, where Canadian-listed international equity ETFs still came out ahead. Once again, they are only subject to one layer of withholding tax, and this layer is generally recoverable at tax time. On the other hand, U.S.-listed ETFs are subject to two layers of withholding tax,
