Corporate statutes, charters and bylaws often require the "right of inspection" by bona fide shareholders, absent nefarious intent (e.g., misappropriation of trade secrets).
To exercise their right to inspect books and records of a company, a shareholder typically needs to submit a written request to the company's board of directors or management. The request should specify the documents they want to review and the purpose for the inspection. The company then has a legal obligation to provide access to the requested records within a reasonable timeframe. If the company refuses or delays the request, the shareholder may need to seek legal recourse to enforce their rights.
The auditor came to inspect their books.
A credit entry is made in a shareholder's books after getting bonus shares. The normal balance for equity holdings is a credit balance.
abbreviate Shareholder
A shareholder is a person who owns share(s) in a company shareholder is sometime referred to as a share owner.
a shareholder of what company?
no because you are all ready a shareholder.
Yes he is a shareholder.
If you buy shares of stock you become a shareholder.
A proxy gives a shareholder the right to appoint someone else to vote on their behalf at a company's shareholder meeting.
Shareholder vote (or appointment if there is only one shareholder).
Shareholder Meeting was created on 2009-11-19.