distributed income
[/dɪˈstrɪbjətɪd ˈɪnkʌm/]
nounpl: distributed incomes
renda distribuída
1. Income that has been allocated or paid out to shareholders, beneficiaries, or other parties from a company, trust, investment fund, or other source
The investment fund announced its distributed income for the quarter.
O fundo de investimento anunciou sua renda distribuída para o trimestre.
2. In taxation and accounting, income that has been dispersed to individuals or entities rather than retained by the organization
The corporation's distributed income is subject to taxation at the individual level.
A renda distribuída da corporação está sujeita a tributação no nível individual.
3. Earnings paid out as dividends, distributions, or disbursements from investment portfolios or mutual funds
Investors received their distributed income through monthly dividend payments.
Os investidores receberam sua renda distribuída através de pagamentos mensais de dividendos.
In Brazil, 'renda distribuída' is a key term in financial and tax discussions, particularly relevant to shareholders of Brazilian companies and investors in mutual funds (fundos de investimento). Understanding distributed income is important for calculating tax obligations, as these distributions are often taxable events. In the USA, distributed income is critical in investment accounting and is commonly discussed in relation to mutual funds, REITs, and retirement account withdrawals.
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