The phrase "account dividends" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial contexts, particularly when discussing the distribution of dividends to shareholders or the accounting treatment of those dividends.
Example: "The company announced that it would account dividends on a quarterly basis to its shareholders."
Alternatives: "record dividends" or "report dividends".
There is no current tax liability if the holding is in an I.R.A. or a tax-deferred retirement account like a 401 k), but if shares are held in a regular account, dividends are taxable.
Taking into account dividends to be paid in constant amounts to the stockholders, they ensure that the cash inventory is not exceeded.
That's why the total-return price is much lower than the total NAV return, which takes into account dividends and the portfolio's fundamental, real-market-price value.
"In reaching agreement on capital investment the government will need to take into account dividend policies and executive compensation practices and will require a full commitment to support lending to small businesses and homebuyers," said the Treasury.
While stock splits have been taken into account, special dividends, dividends, and their reinvestments; cash payouts; and similar factors have not been included in this analysis.The Wagner beat all the stocks except Apple.
Algirdas Semeta, the European Union commissioner in charge of tax policy, outlined proposals for banks to disclose account balances, dividends and capital gains in an attempt to catch sophisticated schemes not covered by the simpler European Union rules now in place.
Putting that into real money, £100 invested in the stockmarket at the start of the decade would have grown to just £111, even taking account of dividends - a performance well below gilts, corporate bonds and cash.
If you receive interest from an overseas bank account or dividends from a foreign company this year, the threat of an investigation into your taxes could hang over you until 2031.
In a taxable account, stock dividends are soon to become painful.
Account for dividends on a cash -- rather than accrual -- basis.
Traditionally, experts have recommended that bonds and other high-yielding securities be placed in 401(k) and other tax-deferred accounts because dividends and interest are taxed as ordinary income, as are all distributions from tax-deferred retirement accounts.
