Accountancy, asked by pmargaj83, 3 months ago

dividend on shares accrues on the​

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Answered by sunakat483
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An accrued dividend is a term referring to balance sheet liability that accounts for dividends on common stock that have been declared but not yet paid to shareholders. Accrued dividends are booked as a current liability from the declaration date and remain as such until the dividend payment date.

Answered by jaedensujan2011
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A company will book its accrued dividends as a balance sheet liability from the declaration date until the dividend is paid to shareholders.

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