Answer / priyanka

1.interim dividend

2.annual dividend

3.bonus or special dividend

4.stock dividend

Answer / raju

1) Regular Dividend. By dividend we mean regular dividend
paid annually, proposed by the board of directors and
approved by the shareholders in general meeting. It is also
known as final dividend because it is usually paid after
the finalization of accounts. It sis generally paid in cash
as a percentage of paid up capital, say 10 % or 15 % of the
capital. Sometimes, it is paid per share. No dividend is
paid on calls in advance or calls in arrears. The company
is, however, authorised to make provisions in the Articles
prohibiting the payment of dividend on shares having calls
in arrears.

(2) Interim Dividend. If Articles so permit, the directors
may decide to pay dividend at any time between the two
Annual General Meeting before finalizing the accounts. It
is generally declared and paid when company has earned
heavy profits or abnormal profits during the year and
directors which to pay the profits to shareholders. Such
payment of dividend in between the two Annual General
meetings before finalizing the accounts is called Interim
Dividend. No Interim Dividend can be declared or paid
unless depreciation for the full year (not proportionately)
has been provided for. It is, thus,, an extra dividend paid
during the year requiring no need of approval of the Annual
General Meeting. It is paid in cash.

(3) Stock-Dividend. Companies, not having good cash
position, generally pay dividend in the form of shares by
capitalizing the profits of current year and of past years.
Such shares are issued instead of paying dividend in cash
and called 'Bonus Shares'. Basically there is no change in
the equity of shareholders. Certain guidelines have been
used by the company Law Board in respect of Bonus Shares.

(4) Scrip Dividend. Scrip dividends are used when earnings
justify a dividend, but the cash position of the company is
temporarily weak. So, shareholders are issued shares and
debentures of other companies. Such payment of dividend is
called Scrip Dividend. Shareholders generally do not like
such dividend because the shares or debentures, so paid are
worthless for the shareholders as directors would use only
such investment is which were not . Such dividend was
allowed before passing of the Companies (Amendment) Act
1960, but thereafter this unhealthy practice was stopped.

(5) Bond Dividends. In rare instances, dividends are paid
in the form of debentures or bounds or notes for a long-
term period. The effect of such dividend is the same as
that of paying dividend in scrips. The shareholders become
the secured creditors is the bonds has a lien on assets.

(6) Property Dividend. Sometimes, dividend is paid in the
form of asset instead of payment of dividend in cash. The
distribution of dividend is made whenever the asset is no
longer required in the business such as investment or stock
of finished goods.

But, it is, however, important to note that in India,
distribution of dividend is permissible in the form of cash
or bonus shares only. Distribution of dividend in any other
form is not allowed.

Answer / b.satheesh kumar.

1.Regular Dividend
2.Interim Dividend
3.Stock-Dividend.
4.Scrip Dividend
5.Bond Dividends
6.Property Dividend
i got frm mba note or www.freemba.in refer...

Answer / ligi jolly

cash dividend
scrip dividend
property dividend
stock dividend
special dividend
interim dividend
optional dividend

Answer / m.s.s.v.sri kumar

Annual dividends and Intirm dividend

Answer / madhusudan attal

Two types of dividend i.e
Interim and final dividend

Answer / jessica

Dividends Paid in the ordinary course of business are known
as profit dividends, while dividends pais out of capital
are known as liquidation dividends. A dividend which is
declared between two annual general metting is called
interim dividend, while the dividend which is recommended
to shareholders at the annual general meeting is known as
final dividend.

Dividends may also be classified on the basis in which
medium they are paid:
1)Cash dividend
2)Scrip or Bond dividend
3)Property dividend and
4)Stock dividend

Answer / rae

Regular
liquidating
special
residual

Answer / ginna

TYPES OF DIVIDENDS
(a)cash dividends
(b)stock dividends
(c)stock split dividends
(d)stock repurchase

Answer / kushagra rai

Export Credit Guarantee Corporation, insurer for the
exporting firms, on Tuesday said it is foraying into the
domestic credit insurance business.

ECGC, which ranks as the world's fifth largest credit
insurer, has already approached the regulator for approval
of its new business.

"The domestic credit insurance product has been filed with
the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority for
final approval, which is expected anytime," ECGC Chairman
and Managing Director AV Muralidharan said in a statement
in New Delhi.

The corporation has earned a gross premium income of Rs
668.36 crore during 2007-08 as compared to Rs 617.66 crore
in the previous year. It achieved recoveries of Rs 161.50
crores during the year. It has paid a total dividend of Rs
162 crore for the last fiscal to the government.

It earned an after tax profit of Rs 479.43 crore for 2007-
08 against Rs 369.70 crore in the previous year.

As much as Rs 100 crore was added to the equity base of the
corporation, augmenting the paid up capital to Rs 900 crore.

Muralidharna said ECGC would be giving a big push to its
its factoring business. Factoring covers from the
corporation help exporters in getting post shipment finance
with 100 per cent credit risk insurance protection.

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