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ou have to write until the board is full

Posted: Wed Jan 22, 2025 9:41 am
by mahbubamim077
Where does this money come from, huh? Most people think of an owner signing a check. In fact, these operations involve capital engineering that is also legal, although it involves other disciplines. Let us give you an idea: in 2024, Banco Itaú's share capital was just over 90 billion reais (R$90,729,000,000.00); to collect (and maintain!) this money, the legal mechanism of a publicly-held corporation was used: 9,804,135,348 shares. Anyone who invests in Itaú (for example, buying a common share in April 2024 for just over R$28.00) does so with the prospect of receiving dividends, that is, a share of the profit generated by the company. And this is capital engineering at a simple level: partners.

Let's get this straight again: profit has nothing to do with bulk sms in hungary work. Remuneration for work for the good of the company is something else; it has a different legal nature. Those who work in the activities through which the company is run, if they are administrators, will receive a pro labore ; if they are employees – and a partner can be an employee – they will receive a salary; there are other different forms, depending on the type of work provided to the company.

Even bonuses. But, we insist, this has nothing to do with profit, which is the remuneration for invested capital and this is at the root of capitalism and, when we learn this, we will begin to experience a different economic environment. For example, we stopped thinking of capital in terms of bank financing, that is, we stopped considering as the only alternative for capital engineering what is one of the most expensive means: loans with high interest rates and real and/or surety guarantees. We are fools. This is the state of the legal, economic and financial culture of the Brazilian market.