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no because you are all ready a shareholder.
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What is the difference between a partner and a shareholder in a small business?
I dont know!!!!!!!!!!, I actually think I do, but I forget
Can a company shareholder sell his share of a company without the consent of the other shareholders?
A shareholder owns his or her shares. The shareholder needs no ones permission to sell what they own.
What is an indirect shareholder?
An investor who owns a mutual fund or ETF which itself, in turn, owns common stock can be said to be an indirect shareholder.
What is a company that is owned by shareholder called?
A corporation
What is the biggest advantage of incorporating your business?
There are many advantages to incorporating your small business, but limited liability is one of the biggest advantages. When you have sole proprietorship to the company all the liability of the company is on the owner. When incorporating the business, your only liability is to however much you invest in the company. With sole proprietorship, all of your personal belongings, such as car and home, can be turned over to help pay the debt of the business. As a shareholder in the business, you have no responsibility whatsoever for the debts of the business, that is of course unless you give a guarantee.
Why are companies in business?
To maximize Shareholder's Wealth!
What is the difference between shareholder and owner?
An owner - has sole responsibility for the financial success of a business. A shareholder - is an investor in someone else's business - with the hope of being rewarded by a share in the company's profits.
What is one who owns shares of a business on the stock exchange?
shareholder
Why is stakeholder important in business?
"For a company to survive it has to have various stakeholders who submit monthly amounts of money to the company. They are more important at the begging of the company for the growth. They are also know as shareholders, When a company realizes that they are going downhill, they start selling shares to anyone who would like to invest in their company these are then called Stakeholders Shareholder's" Actually a shareholder and a stakeholder are different. A shareholder as you explained has a share in the business however a stakeholder is any party that affects or is affected by the businesses actions
What is a company shared by capital?
When a business expands by introducing a new shareholder
Why the profit so importance for the shareholder?
the shareholder will have invested in the business hence profit is the main motive for idulging in he business thus why,there are two types of shareholders namely preference and direct and there approach to profit differs
Are the accountability of the ordinary shareholder limited to a number of shares he or she holds in a business?
yes
Can a shareholder who owns twenty percent of the business close down the corporation?
If the shareholder is able to align enough shareholders that wish to shut the business down, it can be done. However, the shareholders must have 51% of the shares available to make this happen.
The advantages and disadvantages of shareholder wealth maximisation?
One advantage to shareholder wealth maximization is that the fact that the business draws more investors and raises more capital. A drawback is the fact that the money could be reinvested in the company instead of maximizing shareholder wealth.
What is the difference between shareholder and promoter?
Shareholder has invested money in the business while promoter Give supports for people who want to progress there talent in certain career.especially on film and music industry.
What is the difference between a partner and a shareholder in a small business?
I dont know!!!!!!!!!!, I actually think I do, but I forget
When are dividends payable not recorded as current liabilities?
Dividend is the part of shareholder, if a company start dividend can not be stopped. We can say it is the profitable part of business, which distribute among the shareholder. It may be less or more amount according business profit. So, it cannot be payable.
