Sentence examples for dividend withholding from inspiring English sources
The Netherlands levies a dividend withholding tax unlike the UK.
The Internal Revenue Service is examining whether banks are using the swaps to mask who really owns the shares underlying the instruments, thereby avoiding collecting dividend withholding taxes.
The right to levy dividend withholding tax on dividends paid to shareholders in the former British parent company has never existed in the Netherlands.
And while the dividend withholding rate has been reduced to 15%, it is now payable in the currency of profit remittance rather than in rubles, a substantial new hard-currency burden.
Originally, it was decreed that joint ventures would be subject to only a 30% corporate profits tax and the foreign partner to a 20% dividend withholding tax (subject to possible reduction under applicable tax treaties), both payable in rubles.
Non-U.S. holders should probably exit before they get hit with a large dividend withholding tax.
A provision that allows the accrual of dividends/dividend equivalents payable upon vesting is sufficient as long as dividends are withheld during the vesting period.
In a statement, Deutsche Telekom said German prosecutors were investigating whether Mr. Obermann in 2005 had threatened to withhold dividend payments at Makedonski Telekom unless government officials stopped plans to open the market to more competitors.
These new calculations came as the public wrangling between BP and the White House was reaching new heights, with President Obama asking for a meeting with BP executives next week and his Congressional allies intensifying their pressure on the oil giant to withhold dividend payments to shareholders until it makes clear it can and will pay all its obligations from the spill.
The Canadian government skims off 15% of dividends as a withholding tax, but you get this money back via your U.S. tax return.
The closest things came to a debate over substantive issues was when Watt hinted that the FHFA could start withholding Fannie/Freddie dividend payments to the Treasury.
