Section 4 Changes in Paid in Capital and Information about Shareholders

(1) as for those occurred in the reorganization of the enterprise, they shall be paid off in the undistributed profits, surplus reserves, capital reserves and paid in capital in turn or

Article 17 In case capital actually paid by the investors exceeds the registered capital (including stock premiums), an enterprise shall manage the surplus as capital reserve.

a certificate verifying the paid up capital issued by a legally authorized institution

Article 19 In case an enterprise enhances the paid in capital or converts the reversed capital or surplus reserves into paid in capital, the investors shall go through the related financial items and industrial and commercial registration of alteration after fulfilling the financial decision making procedures.

2 Net assets is less than 50 of the paid in capital or contingent liability reaches 50

Contributions pledged or paid to the United Nations Capital Development Fund for 1997, as at 30 June 1997

The asset losses checked in the reorganization of the enterprise shall, upon approval, be offset with the undistributed profits, surplus reserve, capital reserve and paid in capital in turn.

Article 79 The Company shall generally make disclosure of the changes in paid in capital during the reporting period, including capital and share increase, equity transfer and equity incentive, etc.

The Company shall disclose changes in paid in capital during the reporting period in details, including changes in the total amount of paid in capital and capital structure due to capital or share increase, equity transfer, the implementation of equity incentive plan or other reasons, and disclose the corresponding registered number of approval, price fixing basis and summary descriptions on the input, restructuring and replacement of assets by investors, etc.

The minimum amount of registered capital for the establishment of an insurance company shall be fully paid up in monetary form.

financial data on environmental costs (energy, waste, remediation, staffing, exceptional charges and write downs, fines and penalties, green taxes paid, capital investment)

Particular attention should be paid to capital flows so that the global financial market does not develop into a world financial casino .

With regard to the paid in capital raised by the enterprise, during its persistent operation, the investors may transfer or reduce the capital under the related laws, administrative regulations and articles of association of the enterprise, but may not withdraw the capital contribution directly or in any disguised form.

For any fluctuations in paid in capital (stock) during the reporting period, it is required to make disclosure of the information about such fluctuations, the approval document number of the CSRC, the name of the accounting firm conducting the capital assessment work and the document number of the capital assessment report.

(e) Account, to be taken, in addition to capital repayments, of excessive interest, costs and commissions already paid, so as to reduce or cancel the debt

(a) The Working Capital Fund shall be established in the amount of 392,000 United States dollars, being approximately one twelfth of the approved budget for 1998, with 196,000 dollars to be paid in 1998 and 196,000 dollars to be paid in 1999

(19) As regards paid in capital, it is required to list the proportion of shares held by each shareholder as well as the beginning balance and ending balance.

In order to obtain commercial loans or to have access to other sources of funds to meet the capital requirements of the project, project sponsors and individual investors have to offer priority payment to the lenders and other capital providers, thus accepting that their own investment will only be paid after payment of those other capital providers.

(b) Cash advances paid by Member States to the Working Capital Fund for the biennium 2000 2001 in accordance with General Assembly resolution 54 253 of 23 December 1999

(b) Cash advances paid by Member States to the Working Capital Fund for the biennium 2004 2005 in accordance with General Assembly resolution 56 257 of 24 December 2001

(b) Cash advances paid by Member States to the Working Capital Fund for the biennium 2004 2005 in accordance with General Assembly resolution 58 274 of 23 December 2003

(b) Cash advances paid by Member States to the Working Capital Fund for the biennium 2004 2005 in accordance with General Assembly resolution 58 274 of 23 December 2003

(ii) Cash advances paid by Member States to the Working Capital Fund for the biennium 1996 1997 in accordance with General Assembly resolution 50 218 of 23 December 1995

(b) Cash advances paid by Member States to the Working Capital Fund for the biennium 1996 1997 in accordance with General Assembly resolution 50 218 of 23 December 1995

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(c) Urges those Member States that have not yet paid their assessed contributions to the regular budget, including advances to the Working Capital Fund, from the 1986 1987 to 1996 1997 bienniums, to take the necessary steps to ensure that their contributions are paid promptly and in full

(c) Urged those Member States that had not yet paid their assessed contributions to the regular budget, including advances to the Working Capital Fund, from the 1986 1987 to 1996 1997 bienniums, to take the necessary steps to ensure that their contributions were paid promptly and in full

The US financial institutions that went bankrupt in 2008 or that would have gone bankrupt without government help were in trouble because they lacked equity capital. They did not lack that capital because they never had it, but because they paid out too much of their abundant earnings in previous years to shareholders, leveraging their operations excessively with debt capital.

The key is to reflect on six kinds of capital goods business capital, infrastructure, human capital, intellectual capital, natural capital, and social capital. All of these are productive, but each has a distinctive role.

With time, they could leverage retained earnings, increasing their lending potential without additional paid in capital. This would imply the ability to finance an important proportion of unmet needs for infrastructure financing.

(c) Urged Member States and former Member States that had not yet paid their assessed contributions, including advances to the Working Capital Fund and prior years' arrears, to do so without delay

(c) Urges Member States and former Member States that have not yet paid their assessed contributions, including advances to the Working Capital Fund and prior years' arrears, to do so without delay

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(f) Urges those Member States and former Member States that have not yet paid their assessed contributions, including advances to the Working Capital Fund and prior years' arrears, to do so without delay