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Big doubt.....?
In accounts parveen sharma sir says dividend is. Declared on paidup value...but in sfm aadityajain sir says dividend is always calculated on face value other things remaining constant....and aaditya jainsir adds its on face value assumingshare is fully paid....
What todo now?does accounts nd sfm have different treatment?do I have to take share onpaidup in accounts nd face value In sfm?
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How many times you are gonna post same topic again n again?....you will get your answer there..visis the link /mobile/forum/big-doubt--224279.asp
i clearely mentioned above all details...its not my problem that u didnt understand topic...i knw i already similar type of question...dis one is different...
Dividend is declared on paid-up capital. For example, if the face value is Rs.10 and it if is fully paid, then the dividend would be Re.1 (asuming dividend rate of 10%). If the paid-up value per share is Rs.8, then the dividend would be Re.0.8. This concept is universal. Hence there is no distinction between FR and SFM. I hope your doubt is cleared.
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