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What is “Par Value” and corporate stock?

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What is “Par Value” and corporate stock?

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Par value is the amount each share of corporate stock is worth, or its value. Each state is different with its par value parameters. Some states allow fractions of a cent in the par value, meaning your shares can be valued at $.001, while others cannot. Some states calculate franchise tax by the shares and par value of the corporation. You should make this decision with a legal or financial professional who works in the state you formed your corporation in. In general a low share amount and small par value will result in the same minimum franchise tax, if applicable.

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