Jamaica Corporation bought 160,000 shares of Love Corporation for 60 each. One month from purchase, Love declared a 2-for-1 stock split down. Jamaica subsequently sold 20,000 shares. During the last month of the reporting period, Love declared 0.80 dividend per share. How much should Jamaica report as dividend income?

Jamaica Corporation bought 160,000 shares of Love Corporation for 60 each. One month from purchase, Love declared a 2-for-1 stock split down. Jamaica subsequently sold 20,000 shares. During the last month of the reporting period, Love declared 0.80 dividend per share. How much should Jamaica report as dividend income?

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