Simplify Dividend Management with Rodgers & Co
How Rodgers & Co Solves These Problems
Our team provide tailored guidance to help you understand dividend tax rates, maximise imputation credits, and prevent double taxation.
We handle all aspects of dividend calculation and distribution, ensuring compliance with New Zealand’s tax laws and regulations.
Whether you are receiving dividends from overseas or paying them to international shareholders, we ensure that all transactions are tax-efficient and compliant.
Why Choose Rodgers & Co for Dividend Management?
Let us help you simplify your dividend management. Contact Rodgers & Co today to learn more about our personalised accounting solutions!
- Expertise in dividend planning and distribution.
- Comprehensive solutions for imputation credits and tax compliance.
- Personalised support for businesses and individual shareholders.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Dividends are a distribution of a company’s profits to its shareholders. They provide a return on investment for shareholders and are subject to specific tax rules. At Rodgers & Co, we help you make informed decisions about your dividends, ensuring you fully benefit from your investments.
Imputation credits (ICA) prevent double taxation by attaching a credit to dividends that reflects the tax already paid by the company. These credits are vital for maximising shareholder benefits and ensuring compliance with tax obligations.
The dividend tax rate depends on your personal or company tax situation. Imputation credits can reduce the amount of tax owed. We’ll ensure your dividend tax obligations are accurately calculated.
Dividends are typically paid to shareholders of a company. These payments are a way to distribute profits to those who have invested in the business.
RWT is a tax deducted from dividends paid to New Zealand residents. It ensures tax compliance at the source, simplifying tax filing for recipients.
No, companies are not legally required to pay dividends. Dividend payments depend on the company’s financial position, policies, and shareholder agreements.
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Dividends received from overseas may be subject to both foreign and New Zealand taxes. Double taxation agreements may apply to reduce your tax liability.
Dividends paid to overseas shareholders may require withholding tax. The tax rate varies based on the double taxation agreement between New Zealand and the recipient’s country.
