Share capital 多少的分別?

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2010-01-14 4:22 am

如果一間公司得一個股東, Issued & fully paid share capital 係 $1 或者係 $1,000,000, 其實有無咩分別同影響? Share capital 多少點解會影響 3rd party 對該公司財務分析嘅評價?

更新1:

Then why sometimes a company does not state the authorized share capital equal to what has been fully paid (stated to be $600k instead of $1m)? That seems to make the shareholder has to pay more Stamp duty, be more risky and bears more liability in the future.

更新2:

Is it because 3rd parties will have more concern on Authorized share capital?

更新3:

Once the company has to be winded up, all authorized share capital has been fully paid, even the Net Asset is negative, no more liabilities for the shareholder? By increasing share capital, will it affect Dividend payable in the future?

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用戶2576

2010-01-14 6:12 am

✔ 最佳答案

$1 or $1,000,000 is simply the capital injected by the owner ( Shareholder ). Provided the capital have been fully paid, no further liability therefrom from the shareholder. The capital is then said to be issued and fullly paid. If the issued capital is $1,000,000 and only $600,000 had been paid and if the company is insolvent and has to be winded up, the shareholder has the obligation in law to contribute further amount of $400,000 to have the capital fully paid up to $1,000,000

The greater amount the issued capital, the risk to be brone by the owner is higher. If you are a creditor of the company, you will feel safe if the capital is high and the credit risk of unpaying your bill will be rare. Moreover, more working capital of the company for carrying the business or expanding its business for growth and expansionary development. As stated in the above issue, issued capital of $1 means the owner only put $1 in business. And, issued capital of $1,000,000 means you can give more goods to the company far beyond the one with $1 as the credit risk is lower. This is the same issue for you to have a business with a wealthy person than a 'poorer' person.

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