share dividend
noun[C]
FINANCEukuspartof theprofitof acompanythat ispaidtoshareholdersin aparticularperiod:
Sharedividendsarefreeofincometax.
More than a millionsharedividendchequesstayuncashed everyyear.
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dividend
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share dividend
As a result, the promoters of the canal included local landowners who hoped to achieve a return on their investment through greater crop yields, rather than relying upon share dividends.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.This accounts for the hundreds of millions of pounds which have been distributed in ordinary share dividends since 1950.
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That is the tax that non-taxpayers have to pay on their share dividends that they would previously have got back.
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Private companies, motivated by the requirements to maintain profit margins and share dividends, will compromise inmate care and welfare provision.
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If a company decided to pay out some of its profits in share dividends, it had to pay advance corporation tax on that money.
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There has been a pernicious proliferation over the past year or so of the phenomenon known as enhanced share dividends.
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Share dividends are going up, and average dividends have risen by between 8 and 10 per cent., yet investment has dropped to levels equivalent to those of 1979.
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