Legal capital refers to the minimum amount of consideration a company must receive in exchange for shares of stock issued. To determine legal capital for par value shares, multiply the par value by the number of shares issued, while for no-par value shares the legal capital is the consideration received. An example is provided to illustrate how to calculate legal capital based on the type of stock issued.
Legal capital refers to the minimum amount of consideration a company must receive in exchange for shares of stock issued. To determine legal capital for par value shares, multiply the par value by the number of shares issued, while for no-par value shares the legal capital is the consideration received. An example is provided to illustrate how to calculate legal capital based on the type of stock issued.
Legal capital refers to the minimum amount of consideration a company must receive in exchange for shares of stock issued. To determine legal capital for par value shares, multiply the par value by the number of shares issued, while for no-par value shares the legal capital is the consideration received. An example is provided to illustrate how to calculate legal capital based on the type of stock issued.