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Thursday, 1 May 2014

Sweat Equity


1. Sweat Equity Shares are equity shares issued by a company to its employees or directors at a discount, or as a consideration for providing know-how or a similar value to the company. This is often given as an additional motivation for continuing hard work for the firm's success.

2. Sweat Equity can also be considered as the increased worth of a business(over and above the money invested) created by the unpaid mental and/or physical hard work of the founder/owner.

3. It can also be considered as the increased value of a property (over and above its purchase price) created by the hard work of the owner/occupant in enhancing its amenities and/or looks.

DEMAT ACCOUNT




DEMAT means Dematerialized Account. Nowadays in India if one needs to participate in Stock Market for trading shares it is compulsory to open a demat account. As the name suggests it is a  electronic form which contains the details of the person concerned including his share trading transactions and is linked to his bank account. In the past share trading was carried out in paper document which had the risk of loosing the investment if the document went missing. But now with the arrival of Demat the transactions are electronically logged into his account and his investment remains safe.

Sunday, 6 April 2014

Preference Shares


  • Preference Share holders do not have voting rights.
  • Dividends announced must be first payed to preference share holders.