Asked by Alanna Henry on Jun 09, 2024

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Distinguish between a par-value share and a non-par-value share.

Par-value Share

A stock with a face value as specified in the corporate charter beyond which it cannot be sold upon initial offering.

Non-par-value Share

Shares issued without a nominal or face value, with their selling price determined by the market or by the issuing company.

Distinguish

To recognize or treat as different; to make a clear separation between two or more things.

  • Gain an understanding of the variations between different share types and their qualities.
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Ajoke OmageJun 12, 2024
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Par value is simply a value that is placed on the share when it is originally issued and will likely have little relationship to what it is trading for or being sold for at the current time. Non-par-value shares have no such initial valuation placed on them.