Gartner (IT) Dividend Income Calculator
Gartner (IT) has paid 1 dividends since Jul 19, 1999. The most recent was $1.1950/share on Jul 19, 1999, paid Special. Use the calculator below to see how much dividend income you would have earned.
Gartner
IT
Total Dividend Income
$58.46
From $1,000 invested
Number of Payments
1
48.92 shares
Avg. Annual Yield on Cost
5.85%
Over 1 year
Years of Dividends
1
Jul 19, 1999 – Jul 19, 1999
Annual Dividend Breakdown
Totals per calendar year for your investment scenario (cash dividends, no DRIP).
| Year | Total Dividends ($) | Payments | Yield on Cost (%) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1999 | 58.46 | 1 | 5.85 |
Dividend Payments
Dates are ex-dividend. Total received is cash income for your entered investment amount (no DRIP).
Ex-date Jul 19, 1999
- Dividend/share
- $1.1950
- Total received
- $58.46
| Date | Dividend/Share | Total Received |
|---|---|---|
| Jul 19, 1999 | $1.1950 | $58.46 |
Frequently asked questions
How much dividend income would $1,000 invested in Gartner have earned?
- A $1,000 investment in Gartner (IT) from Jul 19, 1999 would have earned $58.46 in total dividend income across 1 payments.
How many dividends has Gartner paid?
- Gartner (IT) has made 1 dividend payments since Jul 19, 1999.
Does the calculator include reinvested dividends (DRIP)?
- Yes, toggle the "Reinvest dividends (DRIP)" checkbox to see how reinvesting each dividend at the actual stock price on the ex-date would have compounded your shares and income over time.
Are taxes included in the dividend income calculation?
- No, all figures show gross dividend income before any taxes. Actual after-tax income depends on your tax bracket and account type.
What data source is used for Gartner dividends?
- Dividend data comes from verified historical records. All recorded dividends are included, using split-adjusted amounts for accuracy.
Data & methodology
What data source is used?
- Dividend data comes from verified historical records, including all regular and special dividends.
Does this include special dividends?
- Yes, all recorded dividends are included in the calculation, including special (one-time) dividends.
Does this account for DRIP (dividend reinvestment)?
- Yes, toggle the "Reinvest dividends (DRIP)" option to see how reinvesting each dividend at the actual stock price on the ex-date would have compounded your shares and income over time.
Are taxes included?
- No, all figures show gross dividend income before any taxes. Actual after-tax income depends on your tax bracket, account type, and jurisdiction.
How are stock splits handled?
- The calculator uses split-adjusted dividend amounts (adj_dividend) which account for all historical stock splits, ensuring accurate income calculations.