Common Stockholders
Residual interest can mean either two things. Also known as a trailing interest, it can be paid to a consumer with a monthly balance. Secondly, after accrued it can be used to distribute amongst investors or mortgage holders.
The owners interest in the assets of a corporation are alternately known as stockholders' equity.
Assets-B
True
The shareholders.
Common Stockholders
Residual interest can mean either two things. Also known as a trailing interest, it can be paid to a consumer with a monthly balance. Secondly, after accrued it can be used to distribute amongst investors or mortgage holders.
equity
The owners interest in the assets of a corporation are alternately known as stockholders' equity.
Assets.
Debit notes payable and interest expense
The interest is calculated on the purchase price (not the msrp or the difference between the price and the residual) so negotiate as big a discount as you can to pay less interest.
A corporation has limited liability protection, and are typically not personally responsible for business debts. A corporation can live forever, even if an owner dies or sells interest, the corporation can still exist.
Assets-B
A corporation that is a for profit corporation cannot have an interest bearing checking account. However, it can have an earnings credit which is similar to an interest rate. With an earnings credit the interest earned on the Checking account is used to offset monthly fees/ charges on the account, if interested earned using the earnings credit is more than the total amount of fees/ charges it is considered a surplus and does not accrue to the checking account balance. A non profit corporation such as a 501.c.3 Can earn interest on Checking accounts due to the not for profit status.
Residual powers: Those powers in the Constitution that belong to the states; these powers were not given to the Commonwealth at federation, but were left with the states.Concurrent powers: Those powers in the Constitution that may be exercised concurrently (at the same time) by both the Commonwealth and a state or states.Exclusive powers: Those powers in the Constitution that belong to the Commonwealth exclusively or solely.