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A Board Resolution Dividend Distribution is a crucial corporate governance document used when a Dutch company's board of directors decides to distribute profits to shareholders. The document serves multiple purposes: it records the formal decision-making process, demonstrates compliance with Dutch legal requirements (particularly the distribution test under Article 2:216 of the Dutch Civil Code), and provides protection for directors by documenting their careful consideration of the company's financial position. This type of resolution is required whenever a company wishes to distribute dividends, whether as interim or final dividends, and must be drafted with particular attention to Dutch corporate law requirements. The document typically includes financial details, confirmation of distributable reserves, and explicit consideration of the company's ability to continue paying its debts post-distribution. It's an essential document for audit trails, corporate record-keeping, and potential future reference in case of shareholder or creditor disputes.

1. Header Information: Company name, registration details, date, time, and location of the board meeting

2. Attendance: List of board members present, absent, and other attendees (if any)

3. Quorum: Confirmation that the meeting is properly constituted with required quorum as per articles of association

4. Background: Brief context about the company's financial position and reason for dividend distribution

5. Financial Review: Confirmation of review of company's financial statements and distributable reserves

6. Distribution Test: Explicit consideration of the statutory distribution test under Article 2:216 DCC

7. Resolution: Formal decision regarding the dividend distribution, including amount, timing, and form of payment

8. Authorization: Authorization for specific officers to execute necessary documents and take required actions

9. Closing: Signatures of board members and date of signing