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Another name for padding the books?
Is it "cooking the books?"
How are royalties and dividends alike?
Royalties and dividends are both forms of passive income derived from different sources. Royalties are payments made to creators or owners of intellectual property, such as music, books, or patents, based on the usage or sales of their work. Dividends, on the other hand, are payments made by corporations to their shareholders, typically from profits. Both serve as a reward for ownership and provide ongoing income, reflecting the value generated by the underlying assets.
Is the book value of a firm generally synonymous with its strategic value?
No. The "book value" of a firm is based on the outstanding shares, liquidable assets, and cash-on-hand - all recorded financial data. The "strategic value" of a firm may actually be much more than what the firm is work "on the books," as a company acquiring the firm may want to pay more for that strategic value.
Example of paper based database?
newspapers ,books ,phone-books and loads more!!
What are the primary books of accounts?
Primary books of accounts are those books in which business transactions are recorded at first, i.e., journals - special journals as well as general journal.
When was Bonus Books created?
Bonus Books was created in 1972.
What is the procedure for issue of bonus share adopted by a company?
Conditions for issue of bonus shares :For making an issue of bonus shares, the following conditions must be complied with:(1) Sufficient undistributed profits must be there.(2) Articles must permit such an issue.(3) Suitable resolution by the Board of Directors must be passed.(4) Formal approval of the shareholders in a general meeting must be secured.(5) Permission of the 'Controller of Capital Issues' must be obtained under the Capital Issues Control Act, 1947, regardless of the amount involved. There is no lower exemption limit in case of bonus share because care is taken to see that the company does not get over-capitalised in the process, and that the issue satisfies the guide­lines prescribed by the Government in that regard. It is worth noting here that the said permission is required to be obtained by every company whatsoever-private company, banking and insurance com­pany, government company and public company.Procedure on Issue of Bonus Shares :The secretarial procedure followed in the issueof bonus shares may briefly be stated as follows :(1) To ensure that Articles permit the issue of bonus shares. If not, the Articles should be suitably amended.(2) To ensure that the bonus issue is within the limits of authorized share capital of the company. If not, memorandum and articles have to be suitably amended.(3) To convene a meeting of the Board of Directors:to consider the proposal for 'Bonus Issue' and the proportion in which the same should be issued.to fix up the date, time, place and agenda of the extra-ordinary general meeting to be convened for securing the approval of the shareholders.to approve the date of closing the Register of Members and transfer books.(4) If the company's shares are listed on a Stock Exchange, to notify the Exchange of the date of the Board meeting which will consider the issue of bonus shares and further to notify the Exchange of the decision in that regard immediately after a formal decision has been taken.(5) To issue notices to members relating to the aforesaid general meeting along with the explanatory statement.(6) To pass a resolution in the general meeting, as per Articles. If it is a special resolution a copy thereof to be filed with the Registrar within 30 days.(7) To obtain the permission of the Controller of Capital Issues regardless of the amount involved.(8) To obtain the approval of stock exchange(s) for the procedure to be followed for allotment of bonus shares.(9) To obtain the approval of the Reserve Bank of India, under the foreign Exchange Regulation Act, 1973, for allotment of bonus shares to non-resident members, if any.(10) To prepare 'provisional allotment sheets' i.e., the lists of members showing their present shareholding and the number of bonus shares to which they are entitled.(11) To convene another Board meeting: (i) to approve the 'provi­sional allotment sheets' and to pass an allotment resolution, and (ii) to approve the date of closing the Register of Members and transfer books.(12) To give a public notice in some leading newspaper regarding the closure of Register of Members and transfer books for the purpose of issue of bonus shares. (A specimen of such a notice is given at the end of this chapter)(13) To issue Allotment Letters to the members along with a circular-explaining how the allotment has been made.(14) To file with the Registrar within 30 days of allotment a 'Return of Allotment' stating: (i) the number and nominal amount of the bonus shares so allotted; (ii) names, addresses and occupations of the allottees; and (iii) a copy of the resolution authorising the issue of such shares [Sec. 75(1) (c)(i)].(15) To make necessary entries in the Register of Members.(16) To prepare and issue new share certificates.
What has the author Arthur Rivers Bonus written?
Arthur Rivers Bonus has written: 'Where Hannibal passed'
Where can one learn about buying and selling shares of stock?
There are many book available that will help you understand how to buy and sell shares of stock. After reading the books and getting a understanding of what is going on it is time to get a broker. A broker such as Etrade will walk you through each step to make sure you have done everything right.
How is maniac getting schooling?
He is getting schooling by the 5 cent books or the 10 books that he buys with Grayson's money.
What religions holy book is written in Hebrew?
Judaism. Christianity also shares some of the same holy books.
How many pages are in Diary of a Wimpy Kid rodrick rules?
There are 217 and + there are 12 bonus pages at the end!
Are books getting old?
never everyone is important!!
Can a shareholder inspect the books?
Corporate statutes, charters and bylaws often require the "right of inspection" by bona fide shareholders, absent nefarious intent (e.g., misappropriation of trade secrets).
Why do books are not considered as records?
The books and records of a company are the accounting books and records, the book of the minutes of the meetings of the board of directors and the shareholders, and the bylaws and changes adopted by the board of directors, and the company chartering documents from the jurisdiction in which the company is chartered. Other documents, such as personnel and operation's reports and records, are not usually deemed the books and records of the company but may be disclosed or discovered in a lawsuit against the company.
Which religion accepts both the Old and New Testaments as holy books?
Christianity shares the Old Testament with Judaism, and the New Testament is specific to Christianity.
Who is the postman in the Asterix books?
His name is Postaldistrix and he appears in Asterix and the Normans.
