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The total amount of shares that a corporation's charter authorizes it to sell is called shares. |
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The amount that must be paid to call and retire a preferred share is called the price. |
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(CALLABLE, CONVERTIBLE, or CUMULATIVE) is the type of preferred share for which the issuing corporation, at its option, may retire by paying a specified amount to the preferred shareholders plus any dividends in arrears. |
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(CALLABLE, CONVERTIBLE, or CUMULATIVE) is the type of preferred share that gives holders the option of exchanging their preferred shares into common shares at a specified rate. |
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(CALLABLE, CONVERTIBLE, or CUMULATIVE) is the type of preferred shares for which undeclared dividends accumulate until they are paid. |
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The general term referring to a corporation's shares used in obtaining its capital (owner financing) is stock. |
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shares are the shares of a corporation that have only one class of shares. |
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An unpaid dividend on cumulative preferred shares is called a dividend in . |
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Financial is the achievement of an increased return on common shares by paying dividends on preferred shares or interest on debt at a rate that is less than the rate of return earned with the assets invested in the corporation by the preferred shareholders or creditors. |
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(NONCUMULATIVE or NONPARTICIPATING) is the type of preferred stock for which the right to receive dividends is lost for any year that the dividends are not declared. |
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costs are the costs of bringing a corporation into existence. |
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Preferred shares with a feature that allows preferred shareholders to share with common shareholders in any dividends paid in excess of the percent stated on the preferred share are called preferred shares. |
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An arbitrary value assigned to a share of stock by the corporation is called value. |
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The right of common shareholders to protect their proportionate ownership in a corporation by having the first opportunity to buy additional common shares issued by the corporation is called a right. |
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A shareholder who does not attend a shareholder's meeting can exercise voting rights at the meeting through the issuance of a . |
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The equity of a corporation, also called corporate capital, is called ' equity. |
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The three dates associated with a cash dividend are the date of declaration, the date of record, and the date of . |
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A arises when a corporation has a debit (abnormal) balance for retained earnings. |
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The cumulative net income less losses and dividends, retained by a corporation, is called . |
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(Preferred or Common) shareholders have priority status in one or more ways, such as the payment of dividends or the distribution of assets on liquidation. |
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To means that a brokerage house buys the shares from the corporation and takes all gains or losses from its resale to shareholders. |
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is a financial statement unique to the corporate form of organization . |
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