Instrument sheet
Amundi Prime All Country World UCITS ETF Acc
IE0003XJA0J9ETFUCITS
Stock-exchange tax, on buying and on selling alike
% of the order amountPer-transaction ceiling: €4,000.00
Amundi Prime All Country World UCITS ETF Acc is registered for public offering in Belgium (FSMA) and its share class accumulates. It is the two together that carry 1.32%.
What we have recorded
An ISIN encodes a country and an identifier, and nothing else. Everything below it is recorded by hand, row by row.
| Kind of instrument | ETF |
|---|---|
| UCITS, or an AIF recognised in the EEA | Yes |
| Share class | Accumulating |
| Registered for public offering in Belgium | Registered |
| Reynders tax scope (art. 19bis) | Not assessed |
| Domicile (ISIN prefix)Derived from the ISIN | IE |
| Tax bucket applied | ETFs registered in Belgium |
Reynders tax (art. 19bis)
When units in a fund investing more than 10% in debt claims are sold or redeemed, Belgium taxes the interest component of the gain — the fund's Belgian TIS — at 30%, and the 10% capital-gains tax then applies to the remainder.
Whether Amundi Prime All Country World UCITS ETF Acc is in scope has not been assessed: neither its asset test nor, for a distributing class, its statutes have been read.
Where this comes from
- Belgian registration
- FSMA register, party 06828 'Amundi Etf Icav', listed as EEA UCITS effective 03/11/2023. Checked 2026-08-05 at https://www.fsma.be/en/party/amundi-etf-icav. Read at umbrella level — see the "Umbrella registration" note.
- Reynders scope (art. 19bis)
- Not assessed. Scope turns on the asset test (>10% in debt claims; 25% for lots acquired before 2018) plus, for a distributing class, the statutes' distribution wording — none of which has been read for this fund. Recorded Unknown on 2026-09-01 (WS-31 Phase 1); the factsheet's bond share and replication method, or the fund appearing on an issuer Belgian-TIS page, would settle it.
- How the row was built
- Checksum valid (ISO 6166). Read from the Amundi KID PDF on 2026-08-05 — amundietf.com product pages are JS-rendered and served an unrelated fund, so only the KID was trusted.
What brokers are recorded as charging on this ISIN
No broker rate is on file for this ISIN.
What it costs on one order
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Simulate an order on IE0003XJA0J9Frequently asked questions
- What stock-exchange tax applies to Amundi Prime All Country World UCITS ETF Acc?
- We apply 1.32% of the order amount, on buying and on selling alike. The same rate applies in both directions: TOB is a tax, not a broker commission.
- Why this rate rather than another?
- For a fund, 1.32% requires two conditions at once: registration for public offering in Belgium (FSMA) and an accumulating share class. Miss either one and the rate falls to 0.12%. The reasoning applied to IE0003XJA0J9 is set out on this page, with its sources.
- Has this classification been verified?
- It is sourced but not yet independently verified: nobody has checked this row against Amundi Prime All Country World UCITS ETF Acc's KID or against a real statement. The exact sources are cited on this page so that you can follow them.
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