dividendide

Dividendide is the Estonian genitive plural form of the word dividend. In Estonian grammar, the suffix -ide marks plural possession or relation, so dividendide is commonly used to mean "of dividends" or to refer collectively to multiple dividends in contexts such as accounting, legal text and financial reporting.

In finance, dividends are distributions of a company’s earnings to shareholders, typically paid in cash or additional shares. References to dividendide appear in corporate documents, investor communications and tax filings in Estonia when discussing policies, totals, schedules or tax treatment that apply to multiple dividend payments. Relevant topics include dividend yield, payout ratios, ex-dividend dates and the distinction between qualified and non-qualified distributions under local tax law.

Because dividend practices and taxation vary by jurisdiction, local usage of dividendide is tied to Estonian corporate and tax systems. In Estonian-language media and analysis, the term is used alongside translations and loanwords for related concepts (for example, aktsionäri for shareholder). Understanding the grammatical form helps readers interpret financial statements and legal provisions where possession, quantity or relation to dividends is being described.