How to transfer out corporate account equity dividends

Equity is very important to a company. According to the proportion of equity, the company's overall development arrangements can be determined. So shareholders must understand this issue, how to distribute dividends on equity in public accounts Transfer out? In order to help everyone better understand the relevant legal knowledge, we have compiled relevant content. Let’s take a look at it together.

1. What is equity dividend for corporate accounts? Equity dividend means that you invest in the shares of the listed company, that is, the shareholders of the company have the right to share the company's operating profits. Listed companies generally announce dividends in their semi-annual or annual reports, and use a portion of their profits for the year to distribute dividends to shareholders.

2. How to transfer dividends from corporate accounts The company's corporate accounts are divided into four categories: basic accounts, general accounts, temporary accounts and special accounts. So how to withdraw the money from the public account? 1. Withdraw it by transferring it to the legal person's private account. First go to the bank to open a legal person's private account, and go to the bank's corporate account to transfer funds to the legal person's private account in the name of reserve funds, company benefits, labor dispatch fees, or borrowing from new employees. But you can only get 80% of the total transfer amount, and the remaining 20% ??will be paid to the tax department. 2. Take it out by way of reimbursement. Purchase a cash checkbook for corporate accounts to reimburse company activities or employee official expenses. Fill in the check information such as the cash withdrawal amount, date of issue, and cash usage, stamp the company's legal person seal and financial seal on the check, and take the check to the bank to withdraw the money. If the withdrawal amount exceeds 50,000 yuan, you must bring your identity document and relevant certificates.

3. What should you pay attention to? 1. For open-end funds, most fund companies currently provide two methods of cash dividends and dividend reinvestment for investors to choose from. Investors choose cash dividends, and the dividends will be transferred from the fund custody account to the investor's designated bank deposit account on the dividend date. Dividend reinvestment is a service provided by fund management companies to investors to directly reinvest the dividends received in the fund, which is equivalent to the listed company distributing income in the form of stock dividends. 2. If investors do not need cash temporarily and want to reinvest directly, they can choose the dividend reinvestment method. In this case, the dividend funds will be converted into corresponding fund shares and credited to your account, generally free of reinvestment fees. In fact, investors get the assets on their books through dividends, which is equivalent to transferring from left hand to right hand. This is why the net value of fund units fell on the day of dividend distribution. 3. For closed-end funds, since the fund share is fixed, income distribution can only be in the form of cash, and the same is true for ETFs. If investors want to change the original dividend distribution method, they can go to the business outlets of the fund management company or agency that handles fund business to go through the change procedures. Cash appreciation fund income distribution principle: The fund manager calculates the income generated by the account for investors on that day based on the net income of the unit fund on that day, and includes it in the current accumulated income of their account. The current accumulated income of the investor's account will be transferred into fund shares every month and included in the fund shares of the investor's account. The Cash Appreciation Fund calculates the income daily and accumulates the income in the investor's account in the "uncarried-over income" sub-account. The uncarried-over income is regarded as fund shares for reinvestment and the income is enjoyed every day. The concept of compound interest. At the end of each month, the accumulated income for that month will be transferred into fund shares and included in the fund balance of the account. Among them, converting uncarried-over income into shares is just an action and does not affect the day's income from the funds held by investors. The above is the relevant content introduced to you on how to transfer out equity dividends from corporate accounts. Company dividends can be transferred to legal person accounts and reimbursed.