Undistributed profits

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Undistributed Profits or returned earnings as they may be called is the portion of profits that some firms keep. These profits are usually reinvested into the business to expand or kept to maintain dividends when profits fluctuate or for tax liabilities -Social Accounting and Internatonial Trade.

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