Answer / ramgopal somasundaram

Equity share

Equity share is also referred to as ordinary shares and in
Indian context it is defined by section 85 (2) of the
companies act 1956. They are the real risk-takers and care-
takers of the company and they enjoy the right of voting.

Dividends

Dividends and stock repurchases are the two major ways that
corporations can distribute cash to their shareholders.
Dividends may also be distributed in the form of stock
(stock dividends and stock splits), scrip (a promise to pay
at a future date), or property (typically commodities or
goods from inventory). By law, dividends must be paid from
profits; dividends may not be paid from a corporation's
capital. This law, which is designed to protect the
corporation's creditors, is known as the impairment of
capital rule. This law stipulates that dividend payments
may not exceed the corporation's retained earnings as shown
on its balance sheet.

Answer / kavita bhise

Equity share is also referred to as ordinary shares and in
Indian context it is defined by section 85 (2) of the
companies act 1956. They are the real risk-takers and care-
takers of the company and they enjoy the right of voting

Answer / atul anande

equity share is also know ordinary share. equity share as
shareholder are given carry do not equity capital. equity
capital risk capital .

Answer / aman mathur

equity share is like an ordinary share which is already
referred in section 85 (2)of companies act 1956. one who
purchase the equity share is the real risk taker of the company

Answer / bandhna

Equity share-equity share are permanent source of capital of the company. the equity share holder is the real owner of the company. the rate of the dividend is not fixed it change according to the profit of the company.
dividend- it mean profit on shares.

Answer / rohit gangwar

Equity shares is a common security issued under permanent capital..
Equity shareholders are the real owners and risk taker of the company..
The equity shares are those shares which do not carry and special or preferential rights in the payment of annual divided or repayments of capital

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