11. It is also known as additional paid in capital. 12. The maximum number of shares a corporation is allowed to issue over its life. 13. The kind of share which is given special privileges as to the earnings of the corporation and its assets upon liquidation.14. These are shares which are partially paid. 15. A corporation established for public charity. Choices: A. ShareholdersN. Outstanding sharesB. Authorized sharesO. Legal capitalС. Ву-lawsP. Eleemosynary corporationQ. Quasi – Public corporationR. Close corporationD. Subscribed sharesE. Share rightsF. IncorporatorsG. Appropriation reserveS. CorporatorsT. Treasury sharesU. Issued sharesV. Discount on share capitalW. Ecclesiastical corporationX. Quasi-private corporationY. Ordinary sharesZ. RecapitalizationH. Share premiumI. Contributed capitalJ. Non-stock corporationK. Shareholders' equityL. Preference sharesM. Articles of Incorporation

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A. Shareholders N. Outstanding shares O. Legal capital P. Eleemosynary corporation Q. Quasi – Public corporation B. Authorized shares С. Ву-aws D. Subscribed shares E. Share rights F. Incorporators G. Appropriation reserve R. Close corporation S. Corporators T. Treasury shares U. Issued shares V. Discount on share capital W. Ecclesiastical corporation X. Quasi-private corporation Y. Ordinary shares Z. Recapitalization H. Share premium I. Contributed capital J. Non-stock corporation K. Shareholders' equity L. Preference shares M. Articles of Incorporation

A. Shareholders N. Outstanding shares O. Legal capital P. Eleemosynary corporation Q. Quasi – Public corporation B. Authorized shares С. Ву-aws D. Subscribed shares E. Share rights F. Incorporators G. Appropriation reserve R. Close corporation S. Corporators T. Treasury shares U. Issued shares V. Discount on share capital W. Ecclesiastical corporation X. Quasi-private corporation Y. Ordinary shares Z. Recapitalization H. Share premium I. Contributed capital J. Non-stock corporation K. Shareholders' equity L. Preference shares M. Articles of Incorporation

Principles of Accounting Volume 1

19th Edition

ISBN:9781947172685

Author:OpenStax

Publisher:OpenStax

Chapter14: Corporation Accounting

Section: Chapter Questions

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