The following relate to the shares of a company. What is the correct order ?
In corporate accounting for share capital, the chronological sequence starts when the company makes a public Issue of shares via a prospectus, followed by receiving share…
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The following relate to the shares of a company. What is the correct order ?
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In corporate accounting for share capital, the chronological sequence starts when the company makes a public Issue of shares via a prospectus, followed by receiving share Applications (and allotment) from investors. Subsequently, the board makes Calls on unpaid share money, and if a shareholder defaults on call payments despite notice, the company exercises Forfeiture of those shares. Thus, the sequence 'Issue, Application, Call and Forfeiture' is correct.
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