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Give the Meaning of 'Share Capital'. - Accountancy

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Give the meaning of 'Share Capital'.

Solution

The amount that has been raised or can be raised through the issue of shares by a company is called Share Capital. It can also be defined as an investment made in a company by the shareholders.

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2013-2014 (March) Foreign Set 1

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