RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:KNR is one of those life time opportunities to invest!Stop. You have no clue what you are talking about. I suspect that if you put a basic Google question you will get your answer and it will clearly tell you that the dividend does not affect the corporate taxable line item, because it is not considered an "expense". There are taxable implications for recipients. It is downright embarrassing that you would even provide an example that shows you have no clue, rather than first looking up whether you should even try to defend your nonsense.
flight100 wrote: It is true that dividend is not affecting the tax in the current year that you calculated the tax. However, it would affect your income amount for the next year by the total amount of dividend you paid the shareholders. In other words, let's see you made net 5 million dollars in 2021 and you decide to pau 1 million as dividend to the shareholders in early 2022. Then you can register this amount as your cost for 2022. BTW, I am not expert on the taxing but this was my understanding on the dividend.