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What is a Share capital in account

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Answered by manoharsetty
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Answer:

Share capital refers to the funds that a company raises in exchange for issuing an ownership interest in the company in the form of shares.

Answered by albelicat
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Explanation:

The share capital is the amount that is raised by the company with a view to give the company ownership interest to the shareholders in respect of shares. It mainly represents the ownership of the shareholders

There are mainly two types of share capital i.e equity shares and preference shares.  

The formula to compute the share capital is shown below:

Share capital = Number of outstanding shares × issued price per share

By multiplying the number of outstanding shares with the issued price per share we get the share capital

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