There's a pattern that repeats in healthy companies: the operation produces, leaves a surplus, and that surplus sits still in the corporation because no one knows what else to do with it.
Still isn't neutral. Inside the company, that passive money is taxed at a high rate every year, and it can also reduce access to the low rate on the business's own active income.
The question isn't whether to move that surplus, but where and in what order, so it works without opening a new tax problem.
Your company works every day. Your surplus, often, works none.
Ordering that destination is part of the same map: first see the whole, then decide how it comes out and where it goes.