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Stock Warrant |
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A certificate issued by a corporation that entitles the person holding it to buy a certain amount of stock in the corporation, usually at a specified time and price. A stock warrant differs from a stock option only in that an option is offered to employees and a warrant to the general public. A warrant gives the person holding it a right to subscribe to capital stock. |
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A stock warrant is generally available to the public on the open market, where it can be exercised or traded. Revenue, net of common stock warrant discount, for the three and twelve-months ended December 31, 2006 was $15. In FSA 1999-1166, it concluded that the stock warrant transactions resulted in capital expenditures, not deductible business expenses. |
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