May 17, 2022
Dividend ex-date
2022 Annual General Meeting
May 5, 2022 - Paris, Palais des Congrès (porte Maillot)
Schneider Electric invites you to follow the Annual Shareholders' Meeting on May 5, 2022 at 3:00 pm (CET) in Paris. It is an opportunity to dialogue directly with the members of the Executive Management and learn more about our company.
Stay tuned and connected for more information to come on this event.
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Annual Report - Universal Registration Document
Copy of the official ESEF version - french only
The Universal Registration Document provides an in-depth view on the Group’s strategy, businesses, governance, financial statement, as well as our strong commitment to sustainable development.
The Universal Registration Document provides an in-depth view on the Group’s strategy, businesses, governance, financial statement, as well as our strong commitment to sustainable development.
2020 - 2021 Sustainability Report
The Sustainability Report details the progress we made towards our commitments and targets for the planet and its people.
Dividend payment: Fiscal year 2021
May 18, 2022
Date of approval of the positions
May 19, 2022
Dividend payment date
The 2020 fiscal year dividend of 2.60 euros per share will be submitted to shareholders’ vote on April 28, 2021. The dividend is up +2% compared to the previous year.
Tax treatment of dividends paid to French tax residents
For individual beneficiaries who are tax resident in France, the dividend is subject upon payment to a 17.2% social security tax and, in principle, to a mandatory non-definitive 12.8% levy. This tax is levied at source and is computed on the gross amount of the dividend.
For its taxation in 2022, this dividend will fully be eligible to the 40% tax rebate referred to in Article 158.3.2° of the French Tax Code where an express, global and irrevocable election is made for taxation under the progressive scale of personal income tax. Where this option is not made, the dividend will be taxed at a final 12.8% flat-rate and will not be eligible to this 40% rebate. In both cases, the 12.8% levy borne at the time of the payment of the dividend is deducted from the individual income tax due.
Tax treatment of dividends paid to non-residents
Dividends distributed out of the profits of the company to non-resident beneficiaries are subject to withholding taxes (income taxes) as follows:
- 12.8% for individuals,
- 26.5% for the other legal persons.
Such rates may however be overridden by international provisions, notably double-tax avoidance agreements that may exist between France and the country whose tax laws apply to the beneficiary.
The beneficiary is invited to check with his tax advisor (i) whether such double-tax avoidance agreement exists, (ii) the terms of such agreement and, (iii) if the rate provided in the said agreement is lower than the rate withheld by default, the procedure to obtain a refund of the excess amount withheld and/or a tax-credit.
Shareholders are invited to contact their usual advisors for further information about the applicable tax regime.
Tax treatment of dividends paid to French tax residents
For individual beneficiaries who are tax resident in France, the dividend is subject upon payment to a 17.2% social security tax and, in principle, to a mandatory non-definitive 12.8% levy. This tax is levied at source and is computed on the gross amount of the dividend.
For its taxation in 2022, this dividend will fully be eligible to the 40% tax rebate referred to in Article 158.3.2° of the French Tax Code where an express, global and irrevocable election is made for taxation under the progressive scale of personal income tax. Where this option is not made, the dividend will be taxed at a final 12.8% flat-rate and will not be eligible to this 40% rebate. In both cases, the 12.8% levy borne at the time of the payment of the dividend is deducted from the individual income tax due.
Tax treatment of dividends paid to non-residents
Dividends distributed out of the profits of the company to non-resident beneficiaries are subject to withholding taxes (income taxes) as follows:
- 12.8% for individuals,
- 26.5% for the other legal persons.
Such rates may however be overridden by international provisions, notably double-tax avoidance agreements that may exist between France and the country whose tax laws apply to the beneficiary.
The beneficiary is invited to check with his tax advisor (i) whether such double-tax avoidance agreement exists, (ii) the terms of such agreement and, (iii) if the rate provided in the said agreement is lower than the rate withheld by default, the procedure to obtain a refund of the excess amount withheld and/or a tax-credit.
Shareholders are invited to contact their usual advisors for further information about the applicable tax regime.
Contact Investor Relations
Are you a shareholder or investor? Would you like to become one? Contact the Schneider Electric Investor Relations department for complete information.