The amount that stockholders are paid at the liquidation of a corporation after taxes, debts, and other claims have been satisfied is called

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A residual claim refers to the rights of shareholders to the assets of a corporation after all debts and other claims have been satisfied in the event of liquidation. This means that stockholders are paid last, after all other obligations have been met.

The Amount That Stockholders Are Paid at the Liquidation of a Corporation