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Taxes

Underlying tax

Corporate income tax is a type of tax that companies have to pay on their profits. This tax is charged on the income that is eventually used to pay dividends to shareholders. However, this tax is not directly deducted or withheld from the dividend itself. In other words, it is not visible as a separate deduction from the dividend amount. As a knowledgeable professor, I encourage you to understand the nuances of corporate income tax in order to make informed financial decisions.

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