contributed capital
Sometimes used as a heading in place of paid-in capital.
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excess received from stockholders over par value or stated value of the stock issued; also called contributed capital in excess of par.
Capital received from investors for stock, equal to capital stock plus contributed capital. also called contributed capital. also called paid-in capital.
CONTRIBUTED CAPITAL - See: Paid-in capital
CONTRIBUTION - Money placed in an individual retirement account (IRA), an employer-sponsored retirement...
CONTRIBUTION MARGIN - The difference between variable revenue and variable cost.
Contributed capital
The amount put into the business by the owners by purchasing stock and by paying more than the par value for the stock (additional paid-in capital or capital in excess of par).
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Contributed Capital (finance term)
Donated Stock (business term)
Owner's Equity (finance term)
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Contributed capital is a section of the shareholders’ equity that reflects the shareholders’ investment in the corporation. It includes share capital and other contributed capital.
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Contributed Capital
An entry on the shareholders' equity section of a company's balance sheet that summarizes the total value of stock that shareholders have directly purchased from the issuing company.
Also known as contributed capital. paid-in surplus The price paid by investors per share at issue minus the par value per share,... painting the tape The illicit practice of traders buying and selling a specific security among...
The equity portion of the balance sheet is primarily composed of contributed capital and retained earnings. Contributed capital represents the start-up capital and any subsequent investments made by shareholders to fund the company's operations.
It is issued to those who have contributed capital in setting up an enterprise. Apart from a PUBLIC ISSUE, equity shares may originate through an issue of BONUS SHARES, CONVERTIBLE securities, WARRANTS, GDRS, etc.
The shareholders of a company can lose no more than their contributed capital. Limited liability plus stochastic value of assets through time gives allows equity to be viewed as a call option on the firm assets.
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Change in Policyholder Surplus (IRIS) - The percentage change in policyholder surplus from the prior year-end derived from operating earnings, investment gains, net contributed capital and other miscellaneous sources.
Proprietorship - 1. assets - liabilities = contributed capital + earnings. Or 2. form of business organisation.
A firm's required payout to bondholders and stockholders expressed as a percentage of capital contributed to the firm. Average cost of capital is computed by dividing the total required cost of capital by the total amount of contributed capital.
Ignoring market trends by buying securities that the investor considers undervalued and out of favor with other investors.
Contributed capital
See: Paid-in capital
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(Profit is determined by the market-based rental value of contributed capital assets, or by the gross revenues resulting from market-determined "just prices" less the market-based cost of the factors of production, including labor.) ...
Average cost of capital is computed by dividing the total required cost of capital by the total amount of contributed capital.
 See also: Cost of capital, Expense, Capital investment, Average cost of capital, Net present value
  
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