How do you calculate Profit earned per share?
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Answer / harsha
net profit after tax-preference divident/no of shares
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Answer / dinesh
Profit After tax / No of Equity shares or preference share
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Answer / barodianbuddy(acca)
PROFIT AFTER TAX/NUMBER OF ORDINARY SHARES ISSUED
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Dear jubeda,
FOR EG. 1000 SHARES OF RS. 10 EACH IS RS.10000
THEN PROFIT IS RS.2000
For ur qustion please find below the answer
Total share value =10000/-
profit on total shares =2000/-
with profit total share value =10000+2000=12000/-
with profit per share value =12000/1000 =12/-
actual share value 10/-Rs. (-) minus after profit share
vlue 12/-Rs.
=2/-per share profit
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