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NOTICE OF A CHANGE OF INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THE BASE PROSPECTUS according to the Art. 2a (2) of the Commission regulation (EC) No 809/2004 of 29 April 2004 implementing Directive 2003/71/EC of

How to fill out record date for payment

How to fill out record date for payment:

1. Find the appropriate section on the payment document or form where the record date needs to be filled out. This is typically found in the "Date" field or a specific section designated for recording the payment date.
2. Locate the recorded date on the payment document. This is the date that should be filled out for the record date. It is important to accurately identify and record the correct date.
3. Write the record date in the designated field or section. Make sure to enter the date in the correct format requested on the document. This may include using specific separators or following a specific date format (e.g., mm/dd/yyyy or dd/mm/yyyy).
4. Double-check the entered record date for accuracy. Ensure that the date is correctly written and matches the intended payment date. Confirm there are no errors or typos in the recorded date.
5. Once you are satisfied with the accuracy of the record date, save or submit the completed payment document according to the specific instructions provided.

Who needs record date for payment?

1. Individuals or businesses issuing payments: Those making payments need to include the record date to keep track of when the payment was made. This helps maintain accurate financial records and can be used for auditing or tracking purposes.
2. Recipients of payments: Individuals or businesses receiving payments may also require the record date to accurately track and reconcile their incoming payments. This information aids in maintaining their financial records and verifying the timeliness of payments.
3. Financial institutions and accountants: Banks, financial institutions, or professional accountants may need the record date to reconcile transactions, verify payment dates, or assist with financial reporting. This information aids in ensuring accurate and reliable financial statements are maintained.

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What is record date for payment?

Record date for payment is the date on which a company determines the shareholders who are eligible to receive a dividend or distribution.

Who is required to file record date for payment?

The company's board of directors is responsible for setting the record date for payment and ensuring it is accurately filed.

How to fill out record date for payment?

To fill out record date for payment, the company must determine the shareholders who are eligible to receive a dividend or distribution on the specified date.

What is the purpose of record date for payment?

The purpose of record date for payment is to establish the shareholders who are entitled to receive a dividend or distribution.

What information must be reported on record date for payment?

The record date for payment must include the date on which the shareholders are determined, the amount of dividend or distribution, and any other relevant information.