Lesson 6 Flashcards

(43 cards)

1
Q

is a type of business
organization that is legally separate from its
owners.

A

corporation

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2
Q

It is created through a legal process
that it can own property, enter into contracts, sue,
and be sued

A

corporation

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3
Q

a corporation is independent
from its owners

A

Legal Entity

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4
Q

Owners are only responsible for the business’ debts up to
the amount of shareholdings.

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Limited Liability

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5
Q

continues to exist even there are change of
owners.

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Unlimited life/Perpetual Existence

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6
Q

a legal person in
itself which can buy, own, sell property, sue
and be sued

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Separate legal entity

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7
Q

Ownership
can be easily transferred by buying or selling
shares of stocks.

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Transferability of Shares:

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8
Q

Managed by a
Board of Directors and executives

A

Governance Structure

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9
Q

Owned by shareholders
who invest money in exchange for shares.

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Stock Corporation

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10
Q

Formed for social,
Educational, or charitable purpose (non-profit
Organizations) example: Red Cross

A

Non-Stock Corporation

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11
Q

stated that a Corporation
is an artificial being created by the operation of
the law.
< Its life is limited stated in the articles of the
Corporation but not exceed 50 years subject for
Extension not longer than 50 years.

A

BP # 68, Section 2

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12
Q

Issued by the
SEC; its date of issuance is the beginning of
the corporation’s juridical personality

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Certificate of Incorporation

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13
Q

Refers to the corporators mentioned in the articles of incorporation who originally formed and composed the corporation.

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Incorporated

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14
Q

Five to
fifteen individuals legal age and majority are
residents of the Philippines may form a private
corporation for any lawful purpose or purposes.

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Section 10 of the Corporation Code

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15
Q

is the governing
bodies of the stock corporation.

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The Board of Directors

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16
Q

is the governing bodies
of the non-stock corporation.

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The Board of Trustees

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17
Q

An entity where capital
is in the form of capital stock divided into
shares;
: Dividend refers as corporate earnings
] distributed to shareholders.

A

Stock Corporation

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18
Q

Solely for charitable,
religious, educational, cultural or similar
purpose (no sharing of income among members)

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Non-Stock Corporation

19
Q

Formed for the
government .

A

Public Corporation

20
Q

Formed for private
purpose/benefit.

A

Private Corporation

21
Q

Owns controlling
interest in another corporation by more than 50%.

A

Parent Corporation

22
Q

Investee corporation
in which the parent corp. has controlling interest.

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Subsidiary Corporation

23
Q

Limited to selected or
family members.

A

Closed Corporation

24
Q

Open to any persons
intending to become a stockholder or member
of the corporation.

A

Open Corporation

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Refers to the right of stockholders to all issues of shares, in proportion to his shareholdings -0
Pre-emptive Right:
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Refers to the net worth of shareholder’s stake in a company.
Book Value of Shareholdings
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.) It has Voting Right b.) It grants Proxy Voting c.) Right to share proportionally in dividends, and in all assets after liabilities in a liquidation d.) It has preemptive rights.
Common Stocks / Capital Stocks :
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class of stock with preferences over common shares, including distribution of dividends and corporate assets incase of dissolution.
Preferred Stock
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: It has a stated liquidating value per share. : The cash dividend is described in terms of peso amount per share.
Stated Value
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Allow owners to receive dividend payout from the company even if the company is not profitable.
Dividends (preferred stock)
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With fixed-rate dividend, unpaid dividend during the years will be carried over to the next year
Cumulative
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Lose the right for undeclared dividends in a given year.
Non-Cumulative
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Shares for Filipino Stockholders
Class A Stock
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Shares for foreign investors.
Class B Stock
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Refers to share of Capital Stock has fixed value (original issue price)
Par Value Share
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Value received by stockholders from investment . All Assets and earnings are owned by the company which can be transferred to stockholders upon declaration for dividends distribution by the BOD.
Dividends
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Upon cash payment to Stockholders – Corporate Accounts’ RETAINED EARNINGS decrease
Cash Dividends
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Form of non-cash Asset of the corporation (invested stock in other Company)
Property Dividends
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Form of Stock of the `issuing company’s outstanding capital stocks.
Stock Dividend
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Forms of promissory notes indicating the kind of benefits the stockholders shall be received in the future.
Scrip Dividend
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Declared Bond instead of Cash
Bond Dividend
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Or Return of Capital to Investors; Declared upon dissolution of the company.
Liquidating Dividend
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