The phrase "distributed profits" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the profits that are divided and given out to shareholders or owners of a company. Example: The company's quarterly report stated that they had generated $1 million in profits, of which $500,000 were kept as retained earnings, while the remaining $500,000 were distributed profits shared among the shareholders.
With a zero rate on distributed profits, the corporate tax would apply only to undistributed profits.
Those figures include the amount paid to limited partners and unrealized gains, meaning that the measure does not give a definitive picture of the distributed profits.
A key question concerns the revenue that is forgone when distributed profits are not subject to the so-called double taxation (i.e., the corporation's income tax and the shareholder's dividend income tax).
Partial integration (or dividend relief) may be attained by lessening or eliminating the so-called double taxation of distributed profits resulting from separate income taxes on corporations and shareholders.
Stock-market mutual funds, though enjoying continued inflows of money, have fallen from favor with some investors who wound up with large tax bills last April on distributed profits at a time when their investments had shrunk in value, in many cases severely.
How the company distributed profits and was taxed was key.
It distributed profit-sharing payments of about $6,200 to each of 41,600 eligible employees.
As a result of reform in Mr Schröder's first term, says Viktor Steiner of DIW, a Berlin economics institute, some tax on distributed profit now shows up as income tax (paid by shareholders) instead of corporation tax.
Only 50% of households reported that their CBSPOs have distributed profit generated from seed marketing to their members, but it has been mobilized as a loan to the members.
As controlling owner, Mrs. McCain is entitled to distribute profits to shareholders whenever she sees fit.
Instead, governments need to focus more on distributing profits to workers.
