According to______decision regarding dividends, whether to distribute the dividend or to retain it, has an impact on the   value of the organisation   O a. Irrelevance approach   O b. Relevance approach   O c. Modigliani and Miller   Od. Irregular Dividend approach

Q: When accounting for small share dividend, which of the following will be use in recording such…

A: The share dividend is the dividend provided to the shareholders in the form of shares.

Q: Outline the main features of the Stable Dividend Growth policy and explain the type of company this…

A: Stable Dividend Growth policy is the policy adopted by the financial managers in which the dividends…

Q: Which are more critical to the dividend decision, earnings or cash flow? Explain.

A: The dividend is the amount paid to the equity shareholders in return to the amount of investment in…

Q: write Advantages and Disadvantages of. Residual Dividend Model by an organization.

A: Residual dividend policy is the policy in which the earnings of the company are first used for the…

Q: Which does not affect total shareholders’ equity? a. Stock dividend b. Scrip dividend c. Cash…

A: The dividend is paid to the shareholders from the retained earnings of the business.

Q: How had dividend policy been used by firms as a “signal”. Why is it necessary for firms to send such…

A: Dividend is paid by the firm to the investors as a return. It can be paid in cash or stock. Dividend…

Q: . Describe the series of steps that most firms takewhen setting dividend policy.

A: A policy that an organization form to decide the amount, time and other aspects of the dividend to…

Q: key factors involved in establishing a dividend policy

A: A dividend policy is the dividend distribution criteria established by a company's board of…

Q: 1. Dividend is a financing decision as well as distribution of earnings.  Do you agree with the…

A: Note: “Since you have asked multiple question, we will solve the first question for you. If you want…

Q: in how the Du Pont system of analysis breaks down return on assets. Also explain how it breaks down…

A: Du Pont system is very important concept in calculation the return on equity and it is very…

Q: Which of the following statements is CORRECT? Group of answer choices The component cost of…

A: Retained earnings:Retained earnings refer to the percentage of net earnings not paid out as…

Q: a) Where did the profit go? b) What do you mean by dividend? Explain c) How was it possible to…

A: Statement of cash flows:   It is one of the financial statement that shows the cash and cash…

Q: How would a share split affect the amount of total share capital, total shareholder's equity and…

A: Share split decreases the par value of a share and increases the number of shares. For example: If…

Q: 1.Research why firms would change their dividend policy citing two firms within recent times which…

A: Dividends are the amount of money that's distributed out of the profits of a company. They are…

Q: 4) The statement of changes in financial position was designed to enable financial statement users…

A: Statement of changes in financial position is also called as cash flow statement. It is the…

Q: The type of dividend that does not affect total assets and total shareholders' equity is a. share…

A: The dividend is the portion of net income which is distributed to shareholders. Dividend payment is…

Q: Which of the following user groups would be interested in the company's dividend policy and…

A: Dividends are distribution of profits or retained earnings by a corporate entity to its…

Q: dividends speak louder than words when it comes to conveying information about management’s…

A: In the stock markets sending signals to the market is very important if you send proper signal than…

Q: Indicate whether its TRUE or FALSE. Then give an explanation. Firms concerned with the sharemarket…

A: Dividends often tend to be sticky in most cases because companies are reluctant to change dividends…

Q: Provide a review of these theories.

A: Dividend policy refers to the set of rules or norms that a company follows to decide how much of its…

Q: Describe the information effect resulting from decision of dividend cut or omission.

A: Positive Impact 1). When Company not paid dividend to its shareholders leads to retain more which…

Q: Why is P/E Multiples Approach better than book value per share when it comes to valuing a company?

A: PE Approach:- The P/E ratio shows what the market will pay today for a stock in view of its past or…

Q: The statement of changes in financial position was designed to enable financial statement a) Where…

A:

Q: When do dividends become legal debt of the company? – Explain. Why preference share dividend is…

A: Cumulative dividend - It is a promise by the company to the shareholders to pay a fixed percentage…

Q: 1. Dividends: (Essay) a. Define what is Dividend b. Enumerate the types of dividend and define each.…

A: Dividend in simple words can be described as a reward,  in cash or otherwise, that a corporation…

Q: NPAT Less prefernce dividend is used in  O a. Return on Equity  O b. Return on Equity share…

A: A financial ratio is one of the important tools for analyzing a company’s financial statement. There…

Q: [S1] The dividend decision generally involves the same factors as the earnings retention decision.…

A: Dividend decision is an important and crucial decision for an organisation. It effects shareholders…

Q: ____ determines the ultimate distribution of the firm’s earnings between reinvestment and cash…

A: Q30: Dividend policy determines the ultimate distribution of the firm’s earnings between…

Q: The most important factor to consider when determining the dividends to be declared is a. the…

A: When a company has more cash than it can use(Profit in hand and no further expansion plan to grow),…

Q: Explain the relationship between dividends and earnings and profits. (pick one answer)…

A: The relationship between dividends and earnings and profit is very complicated. Generally higher…

Q: How would a share split affect the amount of total share capital, total shareholder's equity and…

A: Only effect that share split has is on the components of the common stock. Rest stays unaffected.…

Q: Dividend policy and company value: You have just encountered two identical companies with identical…

A: A dividend policy is an important policy, it changes the valuation of a company.  If a company is…

Q: The distribution of a dividend that represents a partial return of the original investment made by…

A: Dividends can be paid in a number of different forms, including cash, stocks, and other assets. A…

Q: The most important function of a business is Select one: O a. Investment O b, Dividend C. Finance O…

A: Finance is the most important function of an organization because running of operations and…

Q: Cash dividends decrease the assels and decrease the retained earnings ofa corporation. OTrue O False

A: The shareholders of the business gets the share of profits in the form of dividend. The dividend can…

Q: O c.Dividend Decision

A: In simple words, whenever a company makes any profit, it has two choices either to distribute them…

Q: n recent times which have announced a change in their policy. How was the decision announced, and…

A: The dividend policy decision involves the choice between distributing the profits belonging to the…

Q: (c) One reason for paying dividend is the “clientele effect". Explain how this affects the decision…

A: The clientele effect, in which stock prices are impacted by shareholder desires, is a typical…

Q: (e) High dividend reduces agency costs and resolves uncertainty. Discuss.

A: Introduction : In simple words, agency costs refers to the internal costs that arises in a company…