What does voting for mining dividends have to do with
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when drawing dividend profit according to dividend policy
debit: profit distribution - undistributed profit
Credit: profit payable -
actual dividend and withholding 20% personal tax
debit: profit payable
Credit: bank deposit
tax payable - withholding personal income tax -
debit: tax payable - withholding personal income tax < B R / > Loan: bank deposit
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so the higher the net profit of the company, the less the number of shares, the greater the earnings per share
the higher the earnings per share, the larger the amount of dividends. It's only possible that the company has made a lot of money. If it has a good investment project, it can continue to invest part of it first, and make more money later, and then share it
in fact, people who do stocks don't care too much about dividends, because the king of dividends is bank stocks, PetroChina, and some highway stocks. The dividend is about 5%, which can be said that it doesn't mean much, but many stocks can fluctuate up to 5% in three days, so there are many people who do price differentials
I hope my answer will help you, thank you.
voting right refers to the voting right of the company affairs represented by the shares held by shareholders in the general meeting of shareholders according to the articles of association
the dividend right is, of course, the right of shareholders to distribute the company's profits according to the articles of association.
the dividend day is the ex right and ex dividend day. The day before the ex right and ex dividend day is the equity registration day. If you buy shares on the equity registration day, you can enjoy the dividend and bonus on the ex right and ex dividend day
1. Equity registration is based on the list of shareholders after the closing of the equity registration day. The shares of listed companies circulate in the trading market every day. When a listed company delivers shares, pays dividends or allocates shares, it needs to set a certain day to define which shareholders can participate in dividend or allotment. The day set is the equity registration day
2. The investors who still hold or buy the shares of the company on the date of equity registration are the shareholders who can enjoy the dividend or participate in the share allotment. The register of these shareholders is recorded by the securities registration company, and the bonus, cash dividend or share allotment right that should be given will be transferred to the account of these shareholders
3. If investors want to get dividends and rights allotments from a listed company, they must find out when the company's equity registration date is, otherwise they will lose the chance of dividends and rights allotments. The first day after the date of equity registration is the ex right date or ex dividend date. The shareholders who buy the shares of the company on this day are different from the "new shareholders" who can enjoy the dividend of the previous year and no longer enjoy the dividend of the company.
the dividend day is the ex right and ex dividend day. The day before the ex right and ex dividend day is the equity registration day. If you buy shares on the equity registration day, you can enjoy the dividend and bonus on the ex right and ex dividend day
1. Equity registration is based on the list of shareholders after the closing of the equity registration day. The shares of listed companies circulate in the trading market every day. When a listed company delivers shares, pays dividends or allocates shares, it needs to set a certain day to define which shareholders can participate in dividend or allotment. The day set is the equity registration day
2. The investors who still hold or buy the shares of the company on the date of equity registration are the shareholders who can enjoy the dividend or participate in the share allotment. The register of these shareholders is recorded by the securities registration company, and the bonus, cash dividend or share allotment right that should be given will be transferred to the account of these shareholders<
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if investors want to get the dividend and equity allotment of a listed company, they must find out when the company's equity registration date is, otherwise they will lose the opportunity of dividend and equity allotment
the first day after the equity registration date is the ex right date or ex dividend date. The shareholders who buy the shares of the company on this day are different from the "new shareholders" who can enjoy the dividend of the previous year, and no longer enjoy the dividend of the company.
earnings per share is earnings per share (EPS), also known as after tax profit per share, earnings per share, refers to the ratio of after tax profit and total share capital. It is the net profit or net loss that the common shareholders can enjoy for each share they hold. Earnings per share is usually used to reflect the operating results of enterprises, measure the profit level and investment risk of common stocks, and is one of the important financial indicators for investors and other information users to evaluate the profitability of enterprises, predict the growth potential of enterprises, and then make relevant economic decisions. In the income statement, Article 9 lists "basic earnings per share" and "diluted earnings per share"
investors buy the shares of a listed company, invest in the company and enjoy the right of dividend. Generally speaking, there are two forms of dividend in a listed company; To distribute cash dividend and stock dividend to shareholders, listed companies can choose one form of dividend according to the situation, or use both forms at the same time< br />
you can view the specific dividend announcement through the dividend expansion column in F10 of the quotation software, and the equity registration date will be indicated in the dividend scheme announcement
it should be noted that from September 8, 2015, the differentiated indivial income tax policy will be implemented according to the holding time. No dividend tax will be paid if the shareholding exceeds 1 year; The tax burden for holding shares for one month to one year is 10%; If the company holds shares for less than one month, the tax burden will be 20%. After the shares are sold, the dection is made according to the holding period.