Dividend Expenses definition
Dividend Expenses means, to the extent not included in Net Income (Loss), any dividends paid in cash, Capital Stock, in kind or otherwise, in respect of any Capital Stock issued at any time by the Corporation or any of its Consolidated Entities.
Dividend Expenses means all costs and expenses solely attributable to the transactions contemplated hereby, whether incurred before or after consummation of the Offer to Purchase, and including, without limitation, any and all
2 3 (i) necessary and reasonable fees and expenses of counsel, accountants and advisors,
(ii) filing fees,
(iii) escrow fees charges by any title company engaged in connection with the consummation of any of the transactions contemplated hereby,
(iv) costs and expenses of obtaining current tax certificates for any of the Triad Designated Assets and of recording the Triad Deed in the County Records of Alameda County, California,
(v) costs and expenses of any title examination,
(vi) costs and expenses of obtaining a current, as-built survey of the real property included in the Triad Designated Assets, and
(vii) costs and expenses of issuance of an Owner's Title Policy, if any, insuring title in accordance with the terms of this Agreement.
Dividend Expenses means all present, future or contingent withholding, capital gain, profit, transactional or business tax or other similar tax or duty (including stamp duty) and/or expenses (including any applicable depositary charges, transaction charges, issue, registration, transfer and/or other expenses) which the Calculation Agent determines have been or may be deducted and/or may arise or may have arisen in respect of the Cash Dividend and/or any payment of the Cash Dividend Amount in respect of the Securities.
Examples of Dividend Expenses in a sentence
To determine the Investment Manager’s liability with respect to the Expense Limit, each month the Class Expenses, Dividend Expenses and Fund Expenses for each Class of each Portfolio shall be annualized as of the last day of the month.