There are three very important dates related to cash dividends: the dividend declaration date by the corporations board of directors, the date of record, and the payment date.
A. true
B. false
| The statement is false |
| There are 4 key dates related to payment of dividend |
| 1-Declaration date by the Board of directors |
| 2-Ex-Dividend date :which is the date is the first day that a stock trades without a dividend |
| 3-Record date :is the date the company recording the investors' details to receive the payament |
| 4-Payment date :Is the date on which payment is paid to shareholders |
There are three very important dates related to cash dividends: the dividend declaration date by the...
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