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Tui dividend

1. YVES11 7 april 2005 18:16

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   weet er iemand wanneer dit ex dividend gaat,hoogste rendement in de dax.
2. ffff 7 april 2005 22:18

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   Yves,
   
   Dividend moet blijkbaar nog bekendgemaakt worden. Op de uitstekende investror website van TUI vind je over het dividend van VORIG jaar:
   
   How much was the last dividend and when was it paid?
   For the 2003 financial year, a proposal was submitted to the Annual General Meeting on 18 May 2004 to pay a dividend of € 0.77 per no-par value share, as before. This proposal has been accepted. The dividend was paid on the first business day following the Annual General Meeting, i.e. credited to your account as of 19 May 2004.
   
   Why will I not receive a tax credit any longer?
   Following the tax reduction act adopted in 2000, the previous tax credit system has been replaced by the so-called half-income procedure so that dividends will cease to entail a tax credit. Under the tax credit system, profits distributed in corporations were generally subject to a corporation tax of 30%. Dividends received were included in the respective shareholder’s income taxes, plus a corporation tax credit of 30% which, however, was deducted from the total amount of tax payable by the shareholder. Following the introduction of the half-income procedure, the corporation tax rate was reduced to 25% in corporations, and shareholders only have to pay income tax on half the of dividend amount at the respective individual income tax rate.
   
   What does this new dividend taxation regulation imply for me?
   The payment that you will receive from your bank will be based on the dividend per no-par value share. The bank effecting the dividend payment will retain a capital gains tax of 20% (plus a solidarity surcharge of 5.5% on the respective amount) on the entire amount distributed, i.e. a total of 21.1%. Although only half the dividend has to be taxed in the framework of the personal income tax assessment, the full amount of the dividend has to be subjected to the capital gains tax of 20% for the capital gains tax payment. This capital gains tax is deductible from the tax burden of German tax-paying shareholders. The capital gains tax is not retained when you have filed an application for exemption from income taxes to your bank.