When can a private limited company declare its final dividend? Can a pvt. ltd. company declare interim dividend & final dividend within a gap of 5months. Suppose if interim dividend was declared on 31st october & final dividend is declared on 21st February. Please reply.
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Interim dividend is the dividend paid by the Board at any time between two annual general meetings of the company. The Board may pay more than one interim dividend during a financial year. Thus, there is no prescribed time gap between payment of final dividend and the interim dividend. It can be even paid within a time gap of 5 months. The declaration of interim dividend depends much more on estimates and opinions than the declaration of final dividend which is made upon the information contained in a formal balance sheet. [Lucas v. Fitzgerald, (1903) 20 TLR 16, 18]. Prudence, however, requires that the Board of directors satisfies itself that the financial position of the company justifies the payment of interim dividend out of the profits available for distribution.
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Veeral Gandhi
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