Problems in Private Finance
Problems in Private Finance
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Faith Jones transfers her stock to you by assignment endorsed on the certificate. The company refuses to make the transfer unless the signature of the transferor is accompanied by a stock exchange member's guarantee or a notarial certificate. Is the demand justi- fied? (See pp. 174-175, paragraph vi. ) 10. (1) Company M is formed for $500, 000. (2) $50, 000 of its stock, par value, is sold and issued to each of the following persons : A, B, C, D and E, 10 per cent paid. (3) Company calls 10 per... cent. All calls are responded to. (4) Company sells $25, 000 of its stock to F for patent. (5) Company issues another call for 10 per cent. A does not respond and his stock is forfeited. (6) F donates $10, 000 of his stock to the company. (7) Company sells $25, 000 to G at 105. (8) Company sells all its remaining stock (both unissued and treasury stock) to H without subjecting H to any future liability on it, at the lowest price possible. Fill in the following table step by step : 12345678 Authorized Unissued Issued Outstanding Treasury Part paid Full paid Forfeited (See pp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Faith Jones transfers her stock to you by assignment endorsed on the certificate. The company refuses to make the transfer unless the signature of the transferor is accompanied by a stock exchange member's guarantee or a notarial certificate. Is the demand justi- fied? (See pp. 174-175, paragraph vi. ) 10. (1) Company M is formed for $500, 000. (2) $50, 000 of its stock, par value, is sold and issued to each of the following persons : A, B, C, D and E, 10 per cent paid. (3) Company calls 10 per... cent. All calls are responded to. (4) Company sells $25, 000 of its stock to F for patent. (5) Company issues another call for 10 per cent. A does not respond and his stock is forfeited. (6) F donates $10, 000 of his stock to the company. (7) Company sells $25, 000 to G at 105. (8) Company sells all its remaining stock (both unissued and treasury stock) to H without subjecting H to any future liability on it, at the lowest price possible. Fill in the following table step by step : 12345678 Authorized Unissued Issued Outstanding Treasury Part paid Full paid Forfeited (See pp.
What to read after Problems in Private Finance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles W Charles William Gerstenberg to read onlineMoreLess
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