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YTL REIT’s adjusted unit price rose from 72.6 sen as at end-March 2021 to 83.3 sen as at end-March 2022 and 87.3 sen as at end-March 2023.
From there, it gained 37.5% year on year to RM1.20 as at end-March 2024.
This brought the three-year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of its total shareholder return to 18.3% per year during the BRC awards evaluation period between end-March 2021 and end-March 2024.
Dividends of reits are not required to submit/report to LHDN. The 10% reit tax has been deducted from the declared dividends before credited to the shareholders bank accounts. You would receive the dividend statement from the listed company each dividend payment.
Dividends by reit are split into taxable and non taxable. The taxable part is subject to 10% withholding tax. All dividend once paid, unit holder do not need to declare to lhdn as the 10% w/holding tax is considered as final tax.
