Service and Capital conservation: Difference between pages

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Company law.

The company law principle - also known as capital maintenance - that capital should be conserved for the protection of creditors.

For example, dividends can only legally be paid out of retained profits, not out of capital.

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-.  ''Debt.''
+''Company law.''
-To make payments of interest and principal on a borrowing as they fall due.
+The company law principle - also known as capital maintenance - that capital should be conserved for the protection of creditors.
+For example, dividends can only legally be paid out of retained profits, not out of capital.
-.  ''Pensions.''
-A period of employment by an employee with an employer which counts towards pension benefit accrual.
-.
-A valuable social or economic activity which is not physical goods.
-In practice, the distinction between goods and services may not always be clear cut.
 == See also ==
-* [[Active]]
+*[[Capital]]
-* [[Debt]]
+*[[Capital maintenance]]
-* [[Pensionable service]]
+*[[Company law]]
-* [[Service agreement]]
+*[[Creditors]]
-* [[Services]]
+*[[Dividend]]
-* [[Servitisation]]
+*[[Limited liability]]
+*[[Profit and Loss reserve]]
+*[[Reserves]]
+*[[Retained earnings]]
+*[[Share capital]]
+*[[Share premium]]
 [[Category:Accounting,_tax_and_regulation]]
 [[Category:The_business_context]]
-[[Category:Long_term_funding]]