A capital reserve is an accounting term that refers to a reserve fund that is set aside for long-term projects or other significant ventures. It is part of a company's equity that is not appropriate for distribution as dividends to shareholders.
Contribution to capital refers to the funds or assets provided by shareholders or owners to a company, which increases the company's equity but does not constitute income for tax purposes.
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