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• Such a dividend is called a " franked dividend ".
• A fully franked dividend is one on which the company has paid corporate tax.
• Franked dividends are often described as a " tax effective " form of income.
• In addition, Metway shareholders will receive a fully-franked dividend of 13 cents.
• Directors declared a fully franked dividend of 26 cents, unchanged from a year ago.
• A fully franked dividend means the company has paid the full tax rate on it.
• It's the first time in four years the bank has paid a franked dividend.
• The bank didn't say exactly when it will pay a fully-franked dividend.
• In addition, Metway shareholders will receive a fully franked dividend of 13 cents per share.
• In addition, Metway shareholders will receive a fully-franked dividend of 13 cents per share.
• The company will pay a fully franked dividend of 25 cents a share, unchanged from a year ago.
• The preferred stock will carry a fully franked dividend yield of 8.5 percent, payable half-yearly.
• Ellis added that the company expects to pay a fully franked dividend in the " foreseeable future ."
• The retailer declared a final fully franked dividend of 8 cents a share, up from 6 cents a year earlier.
• A fully franked dividend of 25 cents a share was paid last month, up from 24 cents a share a year earlier.
• A fully-franked dividend of 25 cents a share was paid last month, up from 24 cents a share a year earlier.
• A franked dividend means company tax has been paid, leaving shareholders to pay the difference between that rate and their personal tax rate.
• Goodman has previously said it won't be able to pay fully franked dividends in the current year to June 30, 1997.
• The easiest way for an investor to value a franked dividend is to think of the franking credit as part of the income they receive.
• An eligible shareholder receiving a franked dividend declares the cash amount plus the franking credit as income, and is credited with the franking credit against their final tax bill.