By Roy on June 14, 2010
An enterprise should make full disclosures relating to share capital on the face of balance sheet or in the notes.
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By Roy on June 13, 2010
The difference between ordinary and preference shares: voting power, distribution of profit and liquidation of the company.
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By Roy on June 13, 2010
The preference shareholders have a prior claim to any company profits available for distribution.
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By Roy on June 12, 2010
Ordinary shares are the normal shares issued by a company. The ordinary shareholders can vote at company meetings and receive dividends from profit.
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