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7. These are distributions of the earnings of the corporation in the form of the corporation's own shares. 8. It is the procedure of restating assets, liabilities and share capital balances at its fair value for the purpose of eliminating deficit. 9. Share option is the best example of this kind of share-based compensation plan.  10. The date the liability for dividends must be recognized

7. These are distributions of the earnings of the corporation in the form of the corporation's own shares. 8. It is the procedure of restating assets, liabilities and share capital balances at its fair value for the purpose of eliminating deficit. 9. Share option is the best example of this kind of share-based compensation plan.  10. The date the liability for dividends must be recognized

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7. These are distributions of the earnings of the corporation in the form of the corporation's own shares.

8. It is the procedure of restating assets, liabilities and share capital balances at its fair value for the purpose of eliminating deficit.

9. Share option is the best example of this kind of share-based compensation plan. 

10. The date the liability for dividends must be recognized

I. Contractual appropriation J. Share appreciation right K. Quasi-reorganization L. Share dividends M. Legal appropriation N. Recapitalization O. Intrinsic value A. Book value B. Equity-settled C. Vesting period D. Date of grant E. Liability dividends F. Cash-settled G. Date of declaration H. Liquidating dividends P. Property dividends
Transcribed Image Text:I. Contractual appropriation J. Share appreciation right K. Quasi-reorganization L. Share dividends M. Legal appropriation N. Recapitalization O. Intrinsic value A. Book value B. Equity-settled C. Vesting period D. Date of grant E. Liability dividends F. Cash-settled G. Date of declaration H. Liquidating dividends P. Property dividends
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