Answer Posted / janani
Share premium : It is a the value more than the Company's
Face value for Eg ; If a share face value is rs 5 but it
is issued at the rate of 10/share then the difference
between the face value and the issued price here the diff=
5 so this Rs.5 is the share premium
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