A historical tax payment method that required companies to pay an advance on corporation tax when distributing dividends. Abolished on 6 April 1999, it has since been replaced by an instalment-based system for larger companies.
Dividend Control involves restrictions on the distribution of dividends by firms, often imposed as part of prices and incomes policy to maintain economic stability and balance profits with wage controls.
Preferred dividends are distributions from corporate earnings and profits paid to owners of preferred stock, taking priority over payments to common shareholders.
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