Values such as par, stated value, and no-par are assigned based upon:

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The choice of the organizers of the corporation determines the values assigned to stocks such as par, stated value, and no-par. These values are typically determined by the company's board of directors and are included in the company's articles of incorporation. Federal regulation and tax law may provide guidance on the treatment of stocks, but do not dictate specific values for individual stocks. Market values of the stock may fluctuate based on supply and demand, but do not determine the initial values assigned to stocks.

Values Such as Par, Stated Value, and No-Par Are Assigned