Invesco EQQQ Nasdaq-100 UCITS ETF is an index product from Invesco that tracks the Nasdaq-100 index. It is domiciled in Ireland and complies with UCITS rules, so it can be sold to retail investors across the EU.

EQQQ has a TER of 0.30% a year, taken daily from the fund's value. With €10,000 invested that is about €30 a year. Your broker or bank may add dealing or custody fees.

Can EQQQ be switched without paying tax?

No. ETFs are excluded from the tax-free switching regime, so to change product you must sell and pay tax on the gain. If you want to be able to switch, look for an index mutual fund on the same index.

Does EQQQ pay dividends?

Yes. It is distributing: dividends are paid out to investors and in Spain they are taxed every year as savings income.

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EQQQ — Invesco EQQQ Nasdaq-100 UCITS ETF

ISIN IE0032077012

Invesco EQQQ Nasdaq-100 UCITS ETF is a UCITS ETF from Invesco that tracks the Nasdaq-100 index. It charges a 0.30% TER a year (about €30 for every €10,000 invested), is distributing and is domiciled in Ireland.

TER (ongoing charges): 0.30%
Type: ETF
Dividends: Distributing
Approximate fund size: €12.6B

What does it cost?

A 0.30% TER costs about €30 a year for every €10,000 invested. It sounds small, but it compounds: in a plan of €10,000 up front plus €200 a month for 30 years at 7% a year before costs, it trims the final pot by about €20,911 compared with a fund that charged nothing.

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Tax in Spain

EQQQ is an ETF, so it cannot be switched tax-free: if you sell it to change product, the gain is taxed that year in the savings band of Spanish income tax (19% to 30%). As long as you do not sell, growth is not taxed.

EQQQ pays out dividends, which are taxed every year as savings income even if you reinvest them.

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Key facts

ISIN: IE0032077012
Tickers: EQQQ
Provider: Invesco
Index: Nasdaq-100
Type: ETF
TER (ongoing charges): 0.30%
Dividends: Distributing
Domicile: Ireland
Replication: Physical, full
Currency hedged: No
Launch date: December 2, 2002
Approximate fund size: €12.6B
Tax-free switch (Spain): No

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Figures checked on September 30, 2026 against justETF and Finect/Morningstar. Always confirm them in the provider's key information document (KID) before investing.