High tax takes sheen off generous MNC dividends
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For investors in the highest tax bracket, the abolition of dividend distribution tax (DDT) has meant an effective tax incidence of 43 per cent.
Mumbai: Since Chandrakant Sampat began buying into top MNCs five decades ago after they had begun to list locally, the rich and the astute in Mumbai followed the late value-investing pioneer to multiply their wealth, helping these stocks establish their credentials as all-weather wealth creators. But a change in dividend laws has dimmed their allure for India’s HNIs — ironically at a time of record payouts.For investors in the highest tax
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