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Q1. is the issuing costs and transaction costs same ?
Q2. When a financial instrument is issued say debt or shares, who bears the transaction costs ..issuer or holder. ?
Q3. Is it the case that every time when shares are issued its issuing costs are charged against the proceeds from issue (Usually from share premium). If so, what happens when shares are issued at par i.e no premium is there ? Are companies allowed to use equity for bearing issuing expenses ?
Q1. Yes
Q2. Both companies will pat costs
Q3. Any costs on issuing shares are taken to share premium, and shares wouldn’t be issued at par they’d be issued at above par.