Abstract

Project income dividend is one of the medium and long-term incentive methods commonly used by conventional technology enterprises, and it is also an important way for enterprises to stimulate technological innovation. In recent years, the number of state-owned technology-based enterprises that have distributed project income dividends has gradually increased, and they have all achieved good results. This article summarizes and sorts out the operating steps and common risks of project income dividends through analysis of the policy and practice of state-owned technology-based enterprise project income dividends. It provides an effective reference for the state-owned science and technology enterprises to carry out project income dividends.

Highlights

  • Project income dividend is a medium and long-term incentive method based on the project

  • The funds for project income dividends come from the income generated by the transformation of project results, and the main incentive objects for dividends are personnel closely related to the project

  • In the selection of specific incentive objects, attention should be paid to scientific research personnel who are closely related to the transformation of scientific and technological achievements, and some managers with a greater degree of correlation may be included in the scope of dividends

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Summary

INTRODUCTION

Project income dividend is a medium and long-term incentive method based on the project. B. Determine the Incentive Object At present, relevant policies do not limit the scope of personnel who can enjoy project income dividends. In the selection of specific incentive objects, attention should be paid to scientific research personnel who are closely related to the transformation of scientific and technological achievements, and some managers with a greater degree of correlation may be included in the scope of dividends. The second category is that the company has neither stipulated nor agreed with important technical personnel In this case, the company should determine the amount of incentives in accordance with the relevant provisions of the “Interim Measures on Equity and Dividend Incentives for State-owned Technological Enterprises” and the “Guidelines for the Implementation of Dividend Incentives for Central Technological Enterprises”

Transformation methods of scientific and technological achievements
COMMON RISKS OF STATE-OWNED
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