Formation of dividends #

Funds for paying dividends are formed through various contributions and income. In general, the government pays gold coins from various items of income to securities funds on a daily basis. For example, 10% of the trade guild’s profit fund is paid to all securities funds, in equal shares for each type of security.

Sawmill Securities #

5% of the costs of urban planners for purchasing wood in settlements;
an equal share of 10% of the trade guild’s profit fund.

Flour-grinding Mill Securities #

5% of the costs of urban planners for purchasing grain in settlements;
an equal share of 10% of the trade guild’s profit fund.

Quarry Securities #

5% of the costs of urban planners for purchasing stone in settlements;
an equal share of 10% of the trade guild’s profit fund.

Mine securities #

5% of the costs of urban planners for purchasing iron in settlements;
an equal share of 10% of the Trade Guild’s profit fund.

Fair securities #

20% of state profits from the fair;
10% of discount at the fair;
20% of state profits from the poultry market;
20% of state profits from the cattle fair;
20% of state profits from the pig fair;
20% of state profits from the services of stud bulls;
20% of state profits from the services of breeding boars;
an equal share of 10% of the trade guild’s profit fund.

Mining Securities #

10% of the sale price of the corresponding type of mines at a mines auction for gold coins;
an equal share of 10% of the trade guild’s profit fund.

Note. This fund covers the following types of securities: “Plot on a river”, “Large river mine”, “Plot in a quarry”, “Large quarry mine”, “Small mining”, “Large mining”.

Amber mine securities #

20% of the sale price of the corresponding type of mines at auction for gold coins;
10% of government profits at the dragon fair;
an equal share of 10% of the trade guild’s profit fund.

State Farm Securities #

30% of agricultural tax collections;
30% of the cost of fertilizer processing at the state farm;
30% from the sale of crops at the state farm;
30% from the sale of pigs on the state farm;
20% of state profits from the poultry market;
20% of state profits from the pig fair;
20% of state profits from the cattle fair;
20% of state profits from the services of stud bulls;
20% of state profits from the services of breeding boars;
an equal share of 10% of the trade guild’s profit fund.

Trade Guild Securities #

15% of state profits from the trade guild;
10% of profits from a discount in the trade guild;
an equal share of 10% of the trade guild’s profit fund.

State Bank Securities #

The yield on such securities is determined by the Clone Land State Bank. Payments in gold coins to the securities fund are made by the same bank. Additionally, the fund is paid:

20% of the cost of renaming settlements;
10% from the sale of pigs on a state farm;
10% of state profits from the poultry market;
10% of state profits from the pig fair;
10% of state profits from the cattle fair;
5% of government profits from the dragon fair;
10% of state profits from the services of stud bulls;
10% of state profits from the services of breeding boars;
80% of profits from tourism activities in the real land of clones;
an equal share of 10% of the trade guild’s profit fund.

Hunting securities #

10% of the cost of the animal in the nursery when purchased by princes;
5% of the cost of hunting cartridges when purchased by hunters;
7% of the cost of hunting equipment when purchased by hunters;
7% of the cost of hunting weapons when purchased by hunters;
10% of the cost of the purchased hunting ticket;
an equal share of 10% of the trade guild’s profit fund.

Alchemy Laboratory Securities #

50% of the cost of gold coins when making elixirs in the alchemical laboratory;
0.5 gold coins from each training in the specialty engineer of megalithic structures;
an equal share of 10% of the trade guild’s profit fund.

Meat Factory Securities #

30% of state profits from the meat factory;
an equal share of 10% of the trade guild’s profit fund.

Metallurgical workshop securities #

10% from the sale of weapons in a gun shop;
15% of the income of the fair’s armory rows;
an equal share of 10% of the trade guild’s profit fund.

Clone Auction Securities #

30% of state profits from the clone auction;
10% of state profits from the auction of principalities;
an equal share of 10% of the trade guild’s profit fund.

Securities of the fair’s armory rows #

25% of state profits from the fair’s armory rows;
30% of the final cost of the lot at an auction of imported weapons (if purchased with gold coins);
an equal share of 10% of the trade guild’s profit fund.

Caribbean Planter Securities #

a proportional share of profits from the sale of cocoa;
an equal share of 10% of the trade guild’s profit fund.

Dragons’ Gold Securities #

50% of the volume of gold coins brought by dragons under the influence of the “Queen of the Night” wonders;
an equal share of 10% of the trade guild’s profit fund.

Securities of the “Era of Megaliths” #

25% of the sale price of the “Basalt Development Certificate” at the certificates auction for gold coins;
2 gold coins from each university study fee (specialty “Engineer of Megalithic Structures”);
50% - from the volume of gold brought by the dragons of the amber caves under the influence of the aqueduct (living in the caves of the principalities that have this megalithic structure);
an equal share of 10% of the trade guild’s profit fund.

Railway Securities #

50% of the gold component of principalities founding;
7% from the construction of settlements and upgrades of enterprises in administrative units;
20% of railway ticket sales (expected in the near future);
10% of the discount from exchanges (commodity/stock/fair);
4% of income from sales in the “Battle Weapons” section of the fair;
7% of income from sales in the gun shop;
10% of income from sales of weapons at the auction of imported weapons;
the state can also transfer gold coins from the income of other economic sectors of the virtual world, such as agriculture, livestock and poultry farming, to the railway securities fund. In order to maintain a balance in the profitability of railroad securities.