At least, that is what the markets are expecting. The argument is that if the companies after April 2020 then the large shareholders and promoters may have to shell out tax on dividends at the rate of as high as 43.5%. To avoid that, cash rich may declare dividends in March itself.
At least, that is what the markets are expecting. The argument is that if the companies after April 2020 then the large shareholders and promoters may have to shell out tax on dividends at the rate of as high as 43.5%. To avoid that, cash rich may declare dividends in March itself.