TOB and TTF are two different, cumulative, taxes. Even if they come from a joint willingness of ten European countries to introduce a stock market-related tax, they have different effects:
- TTF is a tax which applies when you buy shares of certain French companies and do not trade them intraday. It applies to anybody who buys these shares, irrespective of the marketplace where they bought them and of the fiscal residence of the buyer.
- TOB is a territorial tax: it applies to the Belgian-resident principal who is buying securities, irrespective of where the securities are acquired.
So if you are a Belgian tax resident and buy shares of French companies with capitalization over 1 billion euro, as a bonus pater familia (i.e. not for intraday trading), you will have to pay both the TTF (automated with Boursorama) and the TOB (not automated with Boursorama).
- Login to your Boursorama interface
- From your account list, under
mes placements financiers
, click on the CTO (Compte Titre Ordinaire) for which you want to export transactions
- On the CTO account menu, select
Mouvements
- In the
Filters
section, inPériode
select the month you want to export and inType d'opération
selectTitres
- Click on the
Exporter au format CSV
button below the resulting transaction list
- The downloaded file(s) is to be used as input to
tobcalc
with theBoursorama
broker selection
Be careful: if you declare TOB on a bi-monthly basis, don't forget to export two files for the two months you want to declare