Unpaid dividend
An unpaid dividend is one that has been declared by a company (the company has announced the amount of the dividend), but which has not been paid. An unpaid dividend is shown as a liability in the balance sheet.
Unpaid Dividend
A dividend that has been declared by a corporation but not yet paid. It is carried as a liability until the payment date.
Unpaid dividend
A dividend declared by the directors of a corporation that has not yet been paid.
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Unpaid Dividend - A dividend that is owed to stockholders of record but has yet to be distributed. An unpaid dividend will exist in the time between the date of record (when the stock will be trading ex-dividend) and the dividend payment date.
Unpaid Dividend A dividend that has been declared but not yet paid.
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Unpaid Dividend
Dividend declared by a corporation's board of directors that has not been paid yet. It will remain unpaid until the dividend's payment date is reached.
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Unpaid dividends or bond interest that a corporation owes its stockholders or bond holders after the payable or due date on which the dividends or interest should have been paid.
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Unpaid Dividend
A dividend which has been declared by a corporation but has not yet been paid....(Read more)
Unrealised Profit/loss
The profit or loss that would be reported if a position were to be closed. Sometimes called a paper loss/gain..
Preferred stock on which unpaid dividends do not accrue. Omitted dividends, for the most part, will never be paid. This contrasts with cumulative preferred stock in which omitted dividends accumulate until paid to shareholders.
A dividend in arrears is an unpaid dividend on cumulative preferred shares. It must be paid before any regular dividends on the preferred shares and before any dividends on common shares.
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If dividends are not paid out because of insufficient earnings or any other reason, these unpaid dividends must accumulate and be paid before any dividends payments are made to the company's common shareholders.
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A type of preferred stock on which unpaid dividends do not accrue. Omitted dividends are, as a rule, gone forever.top
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Mainly applies to convertible securities. Type of preferred stock on which unpaid dividends do not accrue. Omitted dividends are, as a rule, gone forever.
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Non-cumulative preferred. A type of preferred stock on which unpaid dividends do not accrue. Omitted dividends are, as a rule, gone forever.
A preferred stock which has a provision that if one or more of its dividends are omitted, these unpaid dividends accumulate and must be paid before any dividends may be paid on the company's common shares.
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NON-CUMULATIVE " A type of preferred stock on which unpaid dividends do not accrue. Omitted dividends are, as a rule, gone forever.
In addition, recall that cumulative preferred requires that unpaid dividends become 'dividends in arrears.' Dividends in arrears must also be paid before any distributions to common can occur.
In case of profit distribution, these shares take precedence over ordinary shares. If profits are insufficient to cover the dividend payment, the amount of unpaid dividend is carried forward to future years until the unpaid amount is settled.
beginning of period = $1,300 Statement of income for a period: Net income for the period = $100 Additions to RE for period = $100 Dividends declared results in a reduction of RE number = ($30) Creation of a liability, declared but unpaid dividends = ...
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Noncumulative A class of preferred stock that does not accrue unpaid dividends. Nonqualified assets Any assets subject to taxes. Nonrefundable A bond indenture condition that restricts a bond from being refunded.
unload To sell, generally at a loss unpaid dividend A dividend that has been declared but not yet paid. unqualified audit A full audit.
 See also: Banks, NASD, Ex-dividend, Member Firm, Over-the-counter market
  
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