Accountancy, asked by vrutp444, 6 months ago


Interest is paid to the person who produces the interest coupon attached to debenture in
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Answered by vk767105
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Interest on debentures is a charge against profits and, therefore, its payment is not subject to the earning of profits.The amount so deducted must be paid to the Central Government on behalf of the debenture-holders.

Answered by anjalin
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The answer is bearer debentures:

Explanation:

Bearer Debentures

  • "Bearer Debentures" are debentures that are "payable to bearer and whose names do not appear in the debenture holders' registry".
  • Interest coupons are attached to the paper, and the holders are paid interest as it becomes due.
  • Bearer Debentures can be transferred simply by delivery.
  • A debenture pays investors a regular interest rate, sometimes known as a coupon rate.
  • Convertible debentures are more appealing to investors because they can be converted to equity shares after a set length of time.
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