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Knowledge Bank > Business Tax > Corporation Tax
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06: Dividends

Companies pay corporation tax on their taxable profits without any deduction for dividends paid to shareholders.

A shareholder receives the dividend with an accompanying tax credit equal to one ninth of the dividend, which is equivalent to 10% of the dividend plus tax credit. The tax credit is equivalent to the basic rate of income tax on dividends.Last Updated 
Contents
Corporation Tax
  • 01: Introduction
  • 02: Taxable profits
  • 03: Capital gains
  • 04: Tax rates
  • 05: Groups of companies
  • 06: Dividends
  • 07: Loans to shareholders
  • 08: Self-assessment
  • 09: Paying tax
  • 10: How we can help
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