claim now and offset in future?
or keep the slip to claim and offset together in future?

I think you have to claim in the same basis year,example dividends received in basis year 2008 must be claimed in your basis year 2008 returns,you can't claim in 2009 or later basis years.

Just to have clarification on this issue, how much the donkey years up to? 7 years? Surely got some limit, otherwise, somebody suddenly come to claim back those 10+ years old story or longer than that.   
Then headache for them already.

But how come there r still a lot of companies wic r not applying the single tier system (ex: the recent final div by PBBANK) 
- Can a student register as a tax payer too?
- Another Q is, let's say i received my final div on Mar 09 but i'd submitted my BE form on Feb 09... so does it mean that i need to declare the final div next yr (even though the final div is frm financial yr 08)? 

Hi guys, I wanna ask about dividends. I read on the newspapers about the dividends, say for example company XYZ announced dividends on
January 1
Date ex date is February 1
to those registered by February 7
to be paid on March 1.

If the dividend is 1cent and I have 1000 lots (rm10.00) does that mean that even if i bought it JUST BEFORE February 1 will surely get the RM10?
no matter the difference between a person buying it 10 months or 10 days the person before ex date he will get the dividend regardless?

Really really ah? I mean, some would say too good to be true, some would say there would be a catch to it...is there somewhere in KLSE guidelines referring to this?

anyone here using SJSEC.com...I'm using this one and still new to this share thing..I plan to buy MBSB and currently at 0.78, how do i need to prepare if i want to buy only 5 lots? Thanks in advance

Hi all
Please help me to understanding what is capital repayment & its affect on the company or share price?
e.g. TM announced capital repayment of 98sens yesterday. This is a lot of money but how come the share price go up less than the amount e.g. up from RM3.28 to RM3.54, 26sens only.

I am wandering how the dividend been calculated? For example, we said that company is giving 3% for the dividend payouts. How much will that be actually? I am understand for the 30 sen per share will be basically like for 100 share, the payout will be RM30.

WTA, i had a heated argument with my GF regarding the calculations of ROI%.

Eg: How do u get the ROI, if my initial sum was RM20000 and within 9months, the DY i received was RM1916.69.

is it (1916.69/20000)*100*9/12 ?

Got a totally noob question, when you sell your shares do you pay the same brokerage fees as when you bought them? Do you need to pay the stamping and clearing fees as well?

sorry for a pretty silly question 
i just realised that for my Public Bank Nominee account, the divident i received is less than what is stated on the Original Slip they sent me (the one used for Income Tax??)

for example,
On 24/10/2008 Public Bank (Nominees) received dividend of Interim 3 cents minus 26% tax.. since i have 600 units, then from the Original Slip i received,

Gross Dividend - 18.00
Less Tax          -  4.68
Net Divident    -  13.32

but in my Current Account statement that Public Bank sent me, only RM 10.40 is deposited. any idea?

also, since i need to do tax filing soon... i need to declare the dividend income.. so which do i declare? RM 18 or RM 10.40?
Thanks 

Just asking, what is the meaning of "target price" ? The price during time to buy or time to sell ?

Very confusing . Sounds like MBA lecturer

Sometimes, when brokers issue calls to buy, i just wait for 6 months or so, to buy at cheaper prices.

I find it safer that way.

Just my own DIY method.

A lot of things in this world are basing on mere assumptions.

Even in accounting, it always assumes the co should be able to operate on Going Concern Basis, the rests are true.

But if the Governments worldwide do not support, then there is a big question mark over the problem of " going concern"

But if the fact that certain reports help you to make money, why not take the advantage of them ?

The brokers pay these analysts highly, there must a reason for it.

My trading system has all my shares porfolio under the "portfolio management " button or something sounds like that.

Normally You need to sign a form to agree and pass back to the broker.

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Added on April 14, 2009, 1:36 pm

I guess you are making good money from Singapore share trading.

KL people is lacking knowledge on this area.

Perhaps you can start a thread to teach us.

never heard of kucing kurau..
u mean kucing kurap?

Dear Cikgu-cikgu,

I wish to know what the following term mean:

i) Hold
Keep & x fingers.
ii) Trading Buy
Buy fast if you want, after bought, shoot on sight.
iii) Neutral
Maintain and close 2 eyes.
iv) Overweight
Buy more than average.
v) Underweight
Sell more than average.
Thanks

Xuzen

ii) Trading Buy
Buy fast if you want, after bought, shoot on sight.

What does shoot on sight mean? Sorry... I do not understand.

Xuzen