dividends payable
noun[plural]
FINANCEukustheamountthat acompanysays it willpayindividendfor aparticularperiodoftime
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dividends payable
Legislation caps the level ofdividendspayableat 35% of profits and returns to individuals are capped at 4% above the bank base rate.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The outbound dividends are no subject to any taxes, except thedividendspayableto the low-tax jurisdiction (15%).
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The whole position from the traders point of view is perfectly hopeless because you havedividendspayabletwice a year.
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In certain casesdividendspayableabroad are being collected abroad where exchange favours that course.
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Thirdly, it defines a percentage ofdividendspayableto shareholders that can be put into a company political fund.
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Many holders of workers' shares enjoyed attractive dividends much in excess ofdividendspayableto shareholders who had bought their shares at market price.
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Dividendspayableon public dividend capital will not normally be declared or paid until after the end of the financial year once audited accounts are received.
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The 19 per cent. rule sounds simple, but in practice, because it makesdividendspayableout of after-tax income, the calculations that it leads to are quite complex.
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