Issued capital
The share capital issued by a public limited company or a private limited company; contrary to authorised capital, which indicates the maximum amount of capital that can be issued.
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Issued Capital
Refers to that portion of authorized capital that has been sold to the public in the form of common and preferred shares.
Issued Capital
That part of the authorised capital of a company which has been issued to shareholders.
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Abbreviation for Income Tax Assessment Act.
Issued capital of a corporation that has be paid up by the shareholders
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Money market instruments, commercial paper and other.
Issued capital
Outstanding capital stock of a corporation sold in the form of shares. The number of shares can be equal to or less than the number which the corporation is authorized to issue.
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Sum of the issued capital, share premium, reserves and retained earnings
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Also called issued capital.
See also stockholders' equity, reserves
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Share Certificate
A certificate denoting ownership of shares in a company.
A company issues shares or stock to the owners of the company to designate their ownership of a portion of the company's issued capital.
A bonus issue usually occurs because a firm want to brings its issued capital inline with its employed capital.
A bonus issues is also sometimes known as a scrip issue
Calculating Bonus Issue.
A capitalisation issue means that money from a company's reserves is converted into issued capital, which is then distributed to shareholders in place of a cash dividend . This is also known as a Scrip Issue.
How about paid in capital?
Paid-Up Capital and issued capital?
Closed Paid in capital account?
Type of income is paid to capital?
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Treasury shares are essentially the same as unissued capital and no one advocates classifying unissued share capital as an asset on the balance sheet, as an asset should have probable future economic benefits.
 See also: Banks, Expense, Saving, Bills, Debentures
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