Hong Life CalculatorsHow it works
Yearly dividend per share = Q1 + Q2 + Q3 + Q4 (year-end) amounts. Yearly dividends = shares × that sum; after tax = × (1 − tax rate). Dividend yield = yearly dividend per share ÷ share price. The last row compares your gross dividends with ₩20 million: interest and dividends above that in one year are added to your other income and taxed at progressive rates (comprehensive taxation of financial income). Many large Korean companies now pay quarterly, and since the 2024–2025 reforms a company may set the record date after it announces the amount, so check each DART notice for both the amount and the record date. Independent calculator, not affiliated with the companies named. Not investment advice; past returns do not guarantee future returns.
⚠ Estimates for information only — not financial advice.
FAQ
Where do I find the exact dividend per share?
On DART (dart.fss.or.kr) search the company and open the notice “현금ㆍ현물배당결정”. It lists the amount per common and preferred share, the record date and the payment date.
Does the quarterly dividend stay the same every quarter?
Not necessarily. Some companies pay a fixed amount each quarter and a larger year-end dividend; others change it every quarter. Enter each quarter separately.
Checked 11 Nov 2026. Dividend arithmetic; 15.4% withholding on dividends (Income Tax Act art. 129: 14%, plus local income tax at 10% of it); ₩20 million threshold for comprehensive taxation of financial income (Income Tax Act art. 14(3)). Dividend amounts: enter them from the company’s DART notice (dart.fss.or.kr).