bond dividend
Stock Dividend
A
dividend that is paid in
stock or bonds rather than
cash. A stock dividend may be declared when the company is cash poor and cannot
afford a dividend otherwise. They are generally not considered desirable because one must pay
capital gains tax on stock dividends, even though there is no cash gain for the
shareholder. It is also called a scrip dividend. See also:
Payment-in-kind bond.
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bond dividend
A type of liability dividend paid in the dividend payer's bonds.
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