Sentence examples for declaring dividends from inspiring English sources

Declaring dividends may raise stock prices, a point not to be overlooked by avaricious executives and directors holding stock options.

But companies declaring dividends now are not saying what their tax status would be under the new law.

"Unlike reported earnings, cash earnings are available to management to reward shareholders by doing things like paying down debt, declaring dividends or buying back shares".

The case thus reduces itself to the inquiry whether Wisconsin has transgressed its taxing power because its supreme court has described the practical result of the exertion of that power by one legal formula rather than another—has labeled it a tax on the privilege of declaring dividends rather than a supplementary income tax.

Since the process for declaring dividends and the details attending their distribution among the stockholders transpired outside Wisconsin, although the exaction was opportioned to the earnings derived from Wisconsin, the state court concluded that the tax was an attempt by Wisconsin to levy an exaction on transactions beyond Wisconsin's borders.

"It is not a capitalist enterprise that aims at declaring dividends to its shareholders". Central to his ethos is the notion that his investments can prompt other forms of economic growth within a country or region that results in greater employment and hope for the poor.

Section 1. Power of board to declare dividends.

The board establishes dividend periods and declares dividends as permitted by the Act and applicable regulations.

Taylor Wimpey declared dividends of slightly less than £500m during the same period.

Bellway, Berkeley Group and Bovis all declared dividends of more than £120m in their last full financial year.

If thereafter the company finds itself in funds beyond current needs it may declare dividends out of such surplus or undivided profits; otherwise it may go on for years conducting a successful business, but requiring more and more working capital because of the extension of its operations, and therefore unable to declare dividends approximating the amount of its profits.