Dividend Taxes definition

Dividend Taxes means, in respect of each Warrant of the relevant Series, any expense, reserve, charge, deduction, surcharge, cess, tax or duty (including stamp duty or other similar tax or duty or any withholding tax or tax deducted at source) of whatever nature (including interest, penalties and additions thereto), at the highest relevant rate, broken down on a per Warrant basis, that could be sustained or incurred by or on behalf of a holder of Shares who qualifies as a Relevant Investor (who, for the purposes of this definition only, shall be deemed to be resident and/or domiciled in same tax jurisdiction as the Hedging Entity) in connection with the payment of any Dividend Amounts by the Share Issuer in relation to the Shares and any other assets comprising the Hedge Positions, without regard to any refunds, credits or any other benefit or reduction that may accrue thereon through tax treaties, reliefs, exemptions or any other arrangements, all as determined by the Calculation Agent.

Dividend Taxes means any withholding tax and/or other taxes or duties incurred, or any expenses, costs or fees incurred by, imposed or assessed to the Issuer (or any of its affiliates or agents) in connection with any Dividends (including but not limited to any costs incurred in relation to the receipt or payment of Dividends), Hedging Positions or otherwise in connection with the Shares including but not limited to, any costs related to or arising out of any default or delay by any broker, dealer, clearing house or hedge counterparty; and

Dividend Taxes means, in respect of the Share and a Relevant Cash Dividend, any amounts withheld or that would have been withheld for or on account of tax where such cash dividend is paid to an offshore holder of one Share, and excluding any reduction of such tax available pursuant to a double tax treaty or any other applicable domestic exemption, where each such tax is converted into the Settlement Currency using the relevant Exchange Rate on or around the date on which such tax is due, as determined by the Calculation Agent;

Examples of Dividend Taxes in a sentence

• Pursuant to the GUC Trust Agreement, Dividend Taxes (like certain other taxes) must be paid by the GUC Trust from the use of Excess GUC Trust Distributable Assets and not from the cash proceeds of the dividend itself.

• During all periods presented in the accompanying section 6.2(c) Report, the GUC Trust Administrator included in the set aside for Wind-Down Costs an amount of GUC Trust Cash (including Dividend Assets) that would be sufficient upon reallocation, in the GUC Trust Administrator’s estimation, to satisfy Dividend Taxes relating to the then Current Dividends.

• More rigorous, standardized disclosure takes time to work its way through the SEC and FASB, but the rating agencies should be able to focus routinely on the economics of unusually risky activities such as Special Purpose Entities (SPEs), counterparty concentrations, contingent liabilities, and rising structural risks in any kind of on- or off-balance sheet financing.

• In that regard, for the period ended March 31, 2015, the GUC Trust Administrator, in consultation with Trust Professionals, included in the set aside for Wind-Down Costs 240,555 shares of New GM Common Stock, 218,688 warrants of each class of warrants and $360,833 in Dividend Assets, for Dividend Taxes relating to the then Current Dividends and then Potential Future Dividends estimated to be received on the GUC Trust’s holdings of New GM Common Stock through December 2016.

• For the three months ended December 31, 2014, and in all prior periods for which the GUC Trust held Dividend Assets, the GUC Trust Administrator included in the set aside for Wind-Down Costs an amount of New GM Securities and Dividend Assets that would be sufficient upon liquidation, in the GUC Trust Administrator’s estimation, to satisfy Dividend Taxes relating to the then Current Dividends.

• A Member shall establish one or more "enquiry points" to respond to "reasonable" questions about the matters listed in Article 1.1, and to requests for required forms and documents.

• To the extent that the GUC Trust Administrator determines that the level of uncertainty associated with any of the aforementioned variables has sufficiently decreased, the GUC Trust Administrator reserves the right to, at its discretion and without advance notice, increase or decrease the set aside for Wind-Down Costs in an amount sufficient to cover all estimated Dividend Taxes associated with all then anticipated Potential Future Dividends.

• Pursuant to the GUC Trust Agreement, Dividend Taxes (like certain other taxes) must be paid by the GUC Trust from the proceeds of sale of Excess GUC Trust Distributable Assets and not from the cash proceeds from the dividend itself.

• White, Robert Ricketts, and Dwayne Dowell), Shareholder-Level Capitalization of Dividend Taxes: Additional Evidence from Earnings Announcement Period Returns, Winter 2010Carl A.

• White, and Dwayne Dowell), Shareholder-Level Capitalization of Dividend Taxes: Additional Evidence from Earnings Announcement Period Returns, Winter 2010Bill D.

More Definitions of Dividend Taxes

Dividend Taxes means, in respect of a Share and a Dividend, any amounts that would have been withheld for or on account of tax if such Dividend was paid to the Issuer, the Dealer or any Affiliate as the holder of one Share, and excluding any reduction of such tax that is available to the Issuer, the Dealer or any Affiliate pursuant to a double tax treaty or any other applicable domestic exemption, as determined by the Calculation Agent;

Dividend Taxes means any expense, reserve, charge, deduction, surcharge, cess, tax or duty (including stamp duty or other similar tax or duty or any withholding tax or tax deducted at source) of whatever nature (including interest, penalties and additions thereto), at the highest relevant rate, broken down on a per Certificate basis, that could be sustained or incurred by, or on behalf of, a holder of Fund Interests who qualifies as a Relevant Investor in connection with the payment of any Dividend Amounts by the Fund in relation to the Fund Interests and in connection with any other assets comprising the Hedge Positions, without regard to any refunds, credits or any other benefit or reduction that may accrue thereon through tax treaties, reliefs, exemptions, or any other arrangements, all as determined by the Calculation Agent.