EY study says NZ should keep dividend imputation even as others abandon it
An EY study of how imputation works in New Zealand. With Special audio feature.
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Dividend imputation, or giving investors credit for the tax paid by companies they invest in, has served New Zealand well.
Removing it would raise the cost of capital for smaller firms, reduce dividend
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Jenny Ruth
Thu, 12 Nov 2015
Thu, 12 Nov 2015
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EY study says NZ should keep dividend imputation even as others abandon it
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