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• When he retires, he pays capital-gains taxes on any undistributed earnings in the fund.
• It also said that since 1991, it has added 3.4 billion schillings of undistributed earnings to its reserves.
• It also said that since 1991, it has set aside 3.4 billion schillings of undistributed earnings to its reserves.
• It also said that since 1991, it has added 3 . 4 billion schillings of undistributed earnings to its reserves.
• These include taxes on excess accumulated undistributed earnings and personal holding companies and restrictions on graduated rates for personal service corporations.
• It also said that since 1991, it has set aside 3 . 4 billion schillings of undistributed earnings to its reserves.
• An additional $ 2.7 million will be used to pay previously taxed but undistributed earnings to Ashton Distributors'shareholders, the filing said.
• An additional $ 2 . 7 million will be used to pay previously taxed but undistributed earnings to Ashton Distributors'shareholders, the filing said.
• Section 529 was added to the Internal Revenue Code, conferring tax exemption to qualifying state programs and deferring tax on participant s undistributed earnings.
• LECG plans to use $ 4.1 million of the net proceeds from the offering to pay undistributed earnings to shareholders related to the income taxes associated with company's transition from an S corporation.
• LECG plans to use $ 4 . 1 million of the net proceeds from the offering to pay undistributed earnings to shareholders related to the income taxes associated with company's transition from an S corporation.
• Roman L . Weil, an accounting professor at the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business, said to the class . ( Retained earnings are undistributed earnings that have not been paid out to stockholders or transferred to a surplus account .)
• In 1936 The Greyhound Corporation began to eliminate its multiple ( and often complex ) intermediate holding companies ( between the parent firm and the operating companies )  to avoid a hugely increased federal income tax on the undistributed earnings of corporate subsidiaries  one under the Revenue Act of 1936, which the national public-utility industries ( including the transportation industries ).
• As a general rule, shareholders of growth companies would prefer managers to retain earnings and pay no dividends ( use excess cash to reinvest into the company's operations ), whereas shareholders of value or secondary stocks would prefer the management of these companies to payout surplus earnings in the form of cash dividends when a positive return cannot be earned through the reinvestment of undistributed earnings.