5 Common Bugs of E-Voting for Company Shares
A publicly traded corporation allows anybody to buy and sell its organized ownership stake in the business by listing its shares on stock exchanges or over-the-counter markets. There is no limit on the number of share classes a company can include in its articles of incorporation, which are the official documents that create the company’s existence in Canada and the US, as long as all privileges and restrictions are explicitly specified in the article. Minimum requirements for a company’s share, if it decides to list just one class of shares, are:
- The right to vote
- Earnings potential
- Whatever happens with the company’s property rights will be dissolved.
Voting Share: Its Definition
A perk of owning voting shares is the ability to vote on issues of corporate policy. The common stock of a company typically represents voting shares. Preferred stock is one type [….]



