Do I Pay Taxes on Reinvested Dividend Income

A dividend reinvestment plan (DRIP) is a popular investment strategy for taxpayers who invest in dividend-paying stocks.

Instead of the shareholder receiving a cash dividend directly into their cash account, the dividend payment is automatically reinvested into the same company to buy more shares.

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