Practice question · Fill in the blanks
Complete the S.L. capital rule.
The classic minimum capital of an S.L. is ______ euros, divided into ______.
Word bank: 3,000 · participations · 60,000 · shares
Hints
- The minimum is a round figure in thousands of euros.
- The unit of participation differs from the other company form's.
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The classic minimum capital of an S.L. is 3,000 euros, divided into participations.
Why
3,000€ in participations, versus the S.A.’s 60,000€ in shares. The numbers and the units are both exam classics.
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