Subscribed capital VS investment

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0 how do the two differ from each other? how about in this case: two men decide to set up a company, which one (subscribed capital or investmetn) fits here to describe the money each person contributed to have the business incorporated. tks a lot 0-

Miche · Accepted Answer

0 Hi, Vincent. 02br
00Do you investment in this case! Subscribed capital is very specific, it is connected with shares and stock trade. 0-

Vincent Ding · Answer

Tks Miche

You know, by asking this question, I was thinking about the procedure of setting up a limited company. In my country, one has to declare to the relevant authority with what a sum of funds he wants his business registered.

It just occured to me that investment is perhaps a little bit too general because to my understanding investments can mean either capital or physical assets or even intellectual property.

I think "registered capital" may be the phrase that fits my purpose. and in case of a public company it is called ahorized capital.

Miche · Answer

0 Hi, Vincent. 02br
00I understand you are talking of a limited company, not a public company. You can have a stake or an interest in an LTD (here I use LTD as a very general term, because types of companies differ from country to country). As you probably know, you cannot have shares in a limited company. Registered and authorised (share) capital is one and the same and the two words refer to public companies. 02br
00Hope this helps! 0-

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