Tax advantage of using SSF synthetic interest

Is there any tax advantage to be gained by using the implied volatility from buying a stock and selling the SSF where the stock involved has a large dividend? Instead of the regular tax rate, could you use the dividend tax rate instead?

Example
Stock XYZ has a synthetic interest of 5%
Stock XYZ also has a dividend yield of 3.5%

compared to a money market, would this be better?
 
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