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The term "Issued capital" refers to the actual number of shares that a company has offered to the public for subscription. This includes all shares that have been issued, regardless of whether they have been fully paid up or not. The term "Authorised capital" is the maximum number of shares that a company is legally allowed to issue as per its corporate charter. This sets the upper limit on the amount of share capital that the company can issue to shareholders.
A company is in need of a new plant to ramp up production at its manufacturing unit. It is contemplating ways to finance the new plant and is deciding ...
Consider the following statements about fiscal management.
1. The Union government will give 50 year interest free loans to states which are t...
What was Hawthorne’s observation regarding people’s behaviors at workplace?
Which of the following is not a step in the Risk Management Process?
A charge created over an asset as security that gives equal rights to all lenders is called _____
Which of the following is an open-ended mutual fund that gives tax benefit with lock-in of 3 years?
Which of the following is excluded when calculating the investment in plant and machinery or equipment for an enterprise?
Who among the following can issue Certificate of Deposits to raise short term resources?
When does the extension of the Date of Commencement of Commercial Operations (DCCO) not be considered as restructuring?
_______ is the act of taking on a risk for a fee.
