Dividend — Profit distribution and tax treatment

A dividend is a portion of the company's net profit paid to owners (partners/shareholders). In MK, dividends are subject to 10% tax withheld by the company upon payment.

Definition

A dividend is a portion of the company's net profit paid to owners (partners/shareholders). In MK, dividends are subject to 10% tax withheld by the company upon payment.

Details

Process: 1) Annual accounts show net profit. 2) Assembly/owner decides on distribution. 3) Company withholds 10% tax on payment. 4) Net dividend paid to owner. For DOOEL — owner decides alone. Tax is final — not included in annual tax return.

Example

Net profit 1M MKD. Owner decides to distribute 600K dividend: 10% tax = 60K (paid by company to UJP), owner receives 540K MKD.

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Questions about Dividend

What is Dividend?+
A dividend is a portion of the company's net profit paid to owners (partners/shareholders). In MK, dividends are subject to 10% tax withheld by the company upon payment.
How does Dividend affect e-Faktura?+
Process: 1) Annual accounts show net profit. 2) Assembly/owner decides on distribution. 3) Company withholds 10% tax on payment. 4) Net dividend paid to owner. For DOOEL — owner decides alone. Tax is final — not included in annual tax return.

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