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uses of profit/loss prior incorporation​

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Answered by AkashAkshitha
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The profits made by a company before incorporation cannot be distributed as dividends to the shareholder of the incorporated company because it is treated as capital profit. It can be used for writing down capital losses or goodwill.

Answered by hjeet176kaur
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The profits made by a company before incorporation cannot be distributed as dividends to the shareholder of the incorporated company because it is treated as capital profit. It can be used for writing down capital losses or goodwill.

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