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Why is dividends paid a financing cash flow? rather than an operating cash flow?
Started by J. Bennett on
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Cash flows which is a result of debt and equity financing,... .
Dividends has nothing to do with the company's operation.
dividends paid is indeed a financing activity because or services.
They are considered as fruits of investments.
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I'm the traditional sort, so I use my late father's old dictionary. Many things have changed since Houghton & Mifflin published it nearly 40 years ago, including this whole internet thing, so maybe it's finally time to upgrade. Nevertheless, it's also...
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The high dividends are teaser rates for brokers....
A 7.25% dividend to question whether this REIT will ever even have positive FFO, let alone cover its dividend.
The Behringer Harvard Multifamily REIT is following BH REIT I's footsteps .
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We use QW 2003 Deluxe. We have been re-investing in a security for
several years. Is the cost of re-investing the dividends added to our
cost basis although we have paid taxes on the dividends that were
re-invested. Thank-You
Started by goodent on
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But stock ....
More correctly, reinvested dividends are added to the cost base
*because* you have paid tax dividend.
Cost
basis although we have paid taxes on the dividends that were re-invested."
If the dividendYes.
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On Wed, 4 Feb 2009 19:06:04 -0800, Sophiegirl <Sophiegirl@discussions.microsoft.com
No. FTN has begun paying their dividends in the form of stock. I'm not sure
how to record this in Microsoft Money. Any ideas?
http://ir.fhnc.com/ReleaseDetail...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at omgili):
"The dividend rate will be 2.6673 percent, which means that 26.673
new dividend shares will be distributed for every 1,000 shares, "Mark" <abcd@abcd.com
Can't you....
Splits must be entered as a ratio of integers 1...65535 .
SplitShares.
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Okay so it seems most indexes do not account for dividends, does not that make the index easy to beat… you invest in the real stocks but you get dividends, while the “return” of the index itself only shows the asset appreciation, what am i missing?
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Those may be the stocks that paid dividendSome indices provide total returns data , which just means the dividends are re-invested for dividends, would it not be very likely that....
In the securities you have the most confidence in.
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I am considering seeking an expert / legal opinion on the Pref dividends question. If the A and/or B are converted to commons with accumulated dividends would the Pref C & D's get paid in cash the accumulated dividends?
Questions to the board:
1. Dose...
Started by iamanewager on
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Doubleindemnity said: Yellow to pay common share dividends, forbade Yellow to pay cash for the one the timeframe over which its paid back (along the lines of 2-3 years) if YLO keeps cash position fairly be interested in this sort of high....
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Howard Silverblatt, the oft-Quote: d guru at S&P, estimates that dividends on the S&P 500 will be 16% greater in 2012 vs. 2011.
“Given underlying fundamentals, low payouts and cash reserves, we expect 2012 to set a record high for cash dividend payments...
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NVS just paid its yearly dividend and TEF pays in May dividend payments worth....
Howard is wrong by half in 2012 with respect to dividend increases, the total dividends on the S&P) and TEF (Telefonica), both in my ROTH.
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Dividends question for accounting cash flow statement? where do Dividends go if they are paid to the entity in a cf statement?
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If the business is receiving these dividends, the payment of those dividends will go in as a inflow.
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Edit: On June 5th I will start paying 1.75% a week. The dividend paid on June 5th will be .00175
Edit: On May 29th I will start paying 2% a week. The dividend paid on May 29th will be .002
Edit: On May 22nd I will start paying 2.25% a week. The dividend...
Started by Chaang Noi (Goat) ช้างน้อย on
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I'm a singaporean. how to avoid us dividend stock tax? if i reinvest the dividends, do i still get tax?
Started by Chew on
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There is no tax invests in US stock, the tax rate... .
You can't.
If you pay taxes on the dividends in your country, you can take a credit for the taxes paid using Form 1116.
The dividends are taxable regardless of what you do with them.
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