Deemed dividend section

is unlisted company is closely held company?
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This discussion clarifies the distinction between unlisted and closely held companies, particularly in the context of deemed dividends. An unlisted company simply means its securities aren't traded on a stock exchange. It might or might not be closely held. Closely held companies, on the other hand, are those where the public has little interest, typically private companies or unlisted public ones with a small number of shareholders.

An unlisted company means a company which does not have any of its securities listed on any recognized stock exchange. It may or may not be closely held companies.

While Closely held Companies are companies in which public are not substantially interested. In simple term they are private companies and unlisted public companies whose shares are held by few share holders.

Deemed dividend section. is unlisted company.

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