Here is the complete list of top 5 Dividend Paying Stocks for 2016

With 2016 starting with a bang for commodities and some stocks, the year seems to get only better with time for stock market.Getting some inspiration from a successful billionaire investor can be a good start, but ultimately, finding the best dividend stocks to invest in is up to you and, if applicable, your broker. With the likes of George Soros and Carl Icahn making loads of money form dividend stock we can look at the top 5 dividend stocks which can create a buzz in the market and will help in creating a greater ROI for the investors.The surprise being the inclusion of Wells Fargo & Company and the Coca Cola Company, and to add to this there is a surprise entry at the top position "IBM".

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Berkshire Hathaway’s 5 Best Dividend Stocks in 2016
5. Deere & Company (NYSE/DE)
Coming in fifth among Berkshire Hathaway’s top dividend-paying stocks in 2016 is Deere & Company, Buffett’s 16th-largest holding overall. At just below one percent of the Berkshire Hathaway portfolio, Buffett is Deere & Company’s seventh-largest institutional holder , with 17.1 million shares (5.04% outstanding shares) valued at $1.3 billion. Deere pays an annual dividend of 3.05%, or $2.40 per share, and has increased its annual dividend for 11 consecutive years.

4. The Coca-Cola Company (NYSE/KO)
Coming in fourth place among Buffett’s best dividend stocks in 2016 with an annual dividend of 3.11%, or $1.32 per share, is Coca-Cola. As Warren Buffett’s third-biggest holding, Coca-Cola makes up more than 12.5% of Berkshire Hathaway’s portfolio. It is also the largest institutional holder, with exactly 400 million shares valued at $16.0 billion (9.2% of the company). For income-starved investors, Coca-Cola has increased its annual dividend yield for 51 consecutive years.

3. Wells Fargo & Company (NYSE/WFC)
Wells Fargo is Warren Buffett’s top holding at 18.9% of Berkshire Hathaway’s total portfolio and its third best dividend-paying stock in 2016 so far. Buffett is also Wells Fargo’s second largest institutional holder, with nine percent of all outstanding shares (470.3 million) valued at $24.1 billion. Wells Fargo’s annual dividend yield is 3.12%, or $1.50 per share.

2. The Procter & Gamble Company (NYSE/PG)
Procter & Gamble is Buffett’s seventh-largest holding, making up 3.0% of the Berkshire Hathaway portfolio. The company holds 1.95% of Procter & Gamble (52.8 million shares), which is worth roughly $3.8 billion. Procter & Gamble pays an annual dividend of 3.29%, or $2.65 per share. The company has also increased its dividend annually since 2004.

1. International Business Machines Corporation (NYSE/IBM)
International Business Machines (IBM) is Buffett’s fourth-largest holding, accounting for 9.2% of the company’s portfolio. Berkshire Hathaway is also the second largest institutional holder of IBM, with 81 million shares, or 7.8% of the company ($11.75 billion). IBM’s current dividend yield 4.10%, or $5.20 per share, annually, making it Berkshire Hathaway’s No.1 dividend stock in 2016. IBM has increased its annual dividend for the last 19 years