Sentence examples for taking dividends from inspiring English sources

One way KSE could fund its borrowing is by charging Arsenal management fees for miscellaneous services, as well as taking dividends.

The S.& P. 500 is close to its nominal high of 1,565 but remains below its record high — reached in 2000 — after adjusting for inflation and taking dividends into account.

HMRC found £16bn was deliberately shifted into the previous tax year, largely by owner/directors of companies taking dividends in the previous year when the highest rate was still 40p.

The IRS cites such skewed executive pay as evidence that Menard, as owner, was really taking dividends in disguise.

"Their priorities should firstly be making Arsenal a successful football team, secondly placing no leveraged debt on the club or taking dividends and management fees out of the club, and thirdly helping supporters be directly involved in the club's shareholding".

Companies also offer the flexibility of taking dividends, which bear a lower rate of income tax and avoid national insurance (NIC), instead of salary which can be taxed at rates up to 50%.

Under Mr. Romney's leadership, Bain Capital engaged in the less attractive practice of putting more debt on seemingly successful investments in order to take dividends out.

Kroenke has been asked repeatedly at the club's annual meeting whether he would take dividends from Arsenal but has always dodged the issue.

In year one, before its official start date, high earners gamed the tax by rushing to take dividends and bonuses early.

Having never taken dividends from his American sports franchises, which include NBA basketball's Denver Nuggets and the NFL side St Louis Rams, this is a move that has gone down badly with Arsenal supporters.

It tracks how much a stock appreciated once you take dividends into account.