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INCORPORATION i
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POET
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Let us take an example to understand the term - profit before incorporation. Suppose: some
businessmen decide to purchase an existing business ofa firm on 1-1-2017 on the basis of its balant®
sheet on 31-12-2016. For this purpose, the businessmen promote a limited company which actually
gets a certificate of incorporation on 1-10-2017. The firm carries on the business in the meanwhile
on behalf of the promoters. From 1-10-2017, the same business is continued b ‘the company in its
own name. The company adopts the agreement between the promoters and th Sean for purchasils
the business. On the basis of this agreement, the profit of the business right fr if date ofagreem™
i.e. 1-1-2017 now belongs to the company. The profit of the busings om a to 11.2017 ®
30-9-2017 is known as “profit prior to incorporation”. The profit e . Na ato oration, i.e
profit earned b hee aie aon oft eat
from 1-10-2017 to 31-12-2017 is normal revenue
p the
before incorporation is capital profit of the company, The date y of ithe company. ‘on The i s taken 4S‘of
foe ration 1s
dividing point for ascertaining the period before in corporation and incorpo
: ‘
i ;
the period after incorporat! Q
[Note : According to strict legal: interpretation, the date of i ae : dered ata oy)
commencement of business is >
. to be ignored evenof inincotheeseone is to be consi
date of
U of a public ape cate!
which had to obtain an additional certificate to commence business
" ness. Under law, once a
prey a _— AION
1. i xisti business
decide to purchase an existing ines ofof aa firm on 1-1-2017 on the babasis
walle on 31 12-2016. For this purpose, the businessmen promote a private limited
company which gets a certificate of incorporation on 1-10-2017. The firm carries on the business,
i ile, on behalf of the promoters.
ay vhs sow alie business earned from 1-1-2017 to 30-9-2017 is shared by the partners of the
irm i i fit sharing ratio ; ;
and the
(b) Hi vroft
p ofthe business camed from 1-1-2017 to 30-9-2017 is shared by the firm
to
bythe
‘ profit of n the pusiness
€ sea earned from 1-1-2017 to 30-9-2017 is known as “profit. prior
ion” the new limited company
red by the directors o
aes bu ceo ned from 1-1-2017 to 30-9-2017 is sha
profit of
(d) The € teat of the i ir shareholdings
the new limited
imi compa urchase
in the ratio anof theirs
existing business
i of a ai on mote
1-1-2017Aenon enathe basis
* Some businessmen decide 2016 For this purpose, the Rey and commences the business
Ce eens
Company which getsONTa cert! - ate
on oftheincorporation
business, in onthe 1-1meanwhile,
a hile, on behalf of the promoters.
On 1-12-2017. The firm carne - is shared by the partners of the
iness earned from 4-1-2017 to 30-9-2017 is shared by the p
(a) The profit of the business ¢
firm in their old profit sharing ratio.
Financial Accounting (S.V.B.A.E: SEY. y)
th, .
Fees to directors is
ount on debentures w/o.
is
“..(Precincomportion/Post
st-inco incorporation) expert ;
OD
EF A
Disca 7
Preliminary Sor Fees w/o is Fe faincomcrationiPostincormceston) expand.
OND
A COLUMN B
[A] COLUMN
(a) Pre-incorporation expenditure
1. The profit earned after incorporation is|
(b) -Post-incorporation appropriation
4 For the purpose of computing profit
( c) Capital Profit
prior to incorporation, Gross profit
(d) . Revenue Profit
is divided in
(e) Post-incorporation expenditure
A 3. For computing pre-incorporation
purchase (f) Post-incorporation income
profits, Interest to vendor on
(g) Time Ratio
consideration is treated as (h) Sales Ratio
4. For computing pre-incorporation
mM
s w/o
profits, Discount on debenture
.
is treated as
on —
5. For computing pre-incorporati ived
oe fm
er Fees Rece
profits, Share Transf
is treated as
6. For computing pre-incorporation
on shares
profits, Dividend declared
is treated as
ation
7. For computing pre-incorpor
S
din
profits, Audit Fee is allocate
etnsesnliinl
tty c Hinaneial deoammtiins (SNEAK Spy ; ba] ")
sOL.UMN ft ~.,
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' e¢ vate of Gartifieate for INomPopayjg.
Pra Ineorporatlon exper elitire . ead Alloy,
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.
e
Post ineerparation axpenelur paraAllon
onan
Hy] 2. (0)
( Gay Cor rve
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| Yivielact IN Natio of m"
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k 4 Wi el, faryw en eon
HrelahWt autwar il) Hivided In rallo OF PAPBEtIVE prof,
Wade rperation prette
prechvoo wate, 1 Hate of COMMENCAMANE ; Of burinagy
(0)
A} & Dividing point for aacertalning ‘aat on Debentures
(hh) iIntereal
je iWearpoaraton petlod
a Ahare tranater tees (\) lraated as poalinaorparatian
Yl
ture
C1
:
% Net pratt upto inearperation expenditure
ivarvaterred to (j) Poatineorporation Income
, \
‘allo Of 8Alea
Vs)
2
‘i Net lose upto inoorporatlon (K) Divided In ratio of .
waneterved to (I) Treated aa pracinaorporation
| TWure
F | 9 — Ineome tax for computing axpaneditut
ia (mM) General Heserve
presineorporation prot, Cent
incorporation periods,
General Reserve.
The profit made on acquisition of business Is oredited to:
For aacertaining presincorporation profite, administration'expenses ara: apportioned in the Salas
RK
Ratio,
Profit after Incorporation are capital profit,
if gales la not given, gross profit should bevallocated in the equally.
KK
Cee
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1, (c) | 6 (a) |. (b) | 16. @) | 21. ¢ ) Ia @
2, (0) 7. (Gc) 12, (b) | 17. ) | ee. mt oy i g2. (0
3. (b) | 8 () | 18. (a) | 18. (4) | 29. (ay | 28. «) | 9% @
4. (b) | 9% (a) | 4 ) | 49. @ | 24. wy | 29. @ | ©
5. (b) 10. (b) 16, (d) 20. (b) 26, (b) 80. (d) 36. (P
profit Prior to Incorporation
335
(1) Pre-incorporation (2)
6.2 (5) Post-Incorporation Post-Incorporation . (3) Post-Incorporation (4) Post-Incorporation
(6) Sales (7) Time
(13) Sales (14) Time (8) Sales (9) Time (10) Time (11) Sales (12) Sales
Sal
OUTLINE
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No. Topic 148
ence Shares
1. Issue and Redemption of Prefer
1.1. Legal Provision [S. 55]
1.2 Summary
150
2. Accounting
2.4 Worksheet 1 : Accounting Entries
2.2 Step-by-step Explanation ~
Ilustrations be 153
3.
3.1. Case Studies oe
3.2 Redemption Fully Out of Profits
3.3 Redemption Fully Out of New Issue
3.4 Redemption Partly Out of Profits / New Issue
3.5 Partly Paid-up
3.6 Company Balance Sheets
: 3.7. Unpaid
\_ 4. Rapid Revi oe 1 Before Exam. 196 3
(2) Aco
CO}mpany limited by sharesoe may, if so authorised b its
are liable to be redeemed within a period not
exceedinatu g twent
arti i reference s ich
tee P ou
subje ct to such conditions as may be prescribed
: Y Warg itor the date of heir ieee
Pr¢ vided that a com pany may
Pro |
issu
I e preference sh
a
infru t
astr ucture€ Proj ectscts,
proje subject
ect toto the = enat
redemptio n esof tot
eee nan annual basis at the option sucha
aa ‘ceed
er : ewe ate oe {
of such preferenti Isharcbeider i
ential shareholderse: re ey j
[A] | Entries on RPS Spr Bank | Credit: Equity/ Pref. Share Capital
1 | Issue of New Shares eptt : ; it: :S Sec. Premium
jum, i
[Debit : Discountaesit - = om an
— Asset / Investment “VC
2 | Asset/ Investment Sold Debit :Bank | Credit - - A/c] it
Profit / Loss on Sale in Profit & Loss
[Adjust a~
Credit : Pref. Shareholders
i nolders Ae
3 | Payable on RPS Debit : Pref. Share Capital Alc if
is at a
[Debit Premium on RPS A\c, if redemption
4 | Premium on RPS W/O
; & Loss A/c / General Rese re
Debit : Profit
—_|
Credit: Premium on RP
5 | Create CRR Debit : Profit & Loss / General Reserve
é ——
Credit : Capital Redemption Reserve
6 | Payment of RPS Debit : Pref. Sharesholders | Credit: Bank
Note in addition, usual entries for final call making PS fully paid-up,
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forfeiture, issue of bonus etc. are to be passed]
—
([B] | Special Points |
(a) If question shows only partly paid PS, make a call to |
1 | Partly Paid PS
make them fully paid and make RPS.
(b) If question shows both partly / fully paid PS, (i) redeem
only fully paid PS; or (ii) make a call to make all PS fully paid
(c) If calls are arrears, forfeit them only if mentioned in the question
2 | CRR Amount = Divisible Profit (DP) Used for RPS
= NV of RPS Less Proceeds of New Shares Issue.
3 | DP include Profit & Loss + General Reserve + Dividend Equalisation
Reserve + Funds + Investment Fluctuation Reserve
4 | Adjust DP (a) Adjust Profit / Loss on sale of asset / Investment in Entry
(2) in Profit & Loss for calculating DP available / used for RPS
(a) Adjust Premium / Loss on sale of asset / inv. in Entry
(3) in P & L for calculating DP available / used for RPS
5 | DP Exclude Security Premium, Capital Reserve, CRR (Old), Tax Reserv
Pre-Inc. Profits, Share Forfeited A/c, Revaluation Reserve,
Debenture Redemption Reserve
6 | Proceeds of New Share Issue | = Amount Received Towards C apital (ignore premium)
7 | Amount of New Issue = NV of RPS Less Divisible Profits
8 = — —_ Show under ‘Current Liabilities’ in Balance Sheet.
9 seo or Bonus 5
CRR cannot be used for making partly paid shares, fully|
10 | Dividend till RPS Dividend on PS ist ; ee ’
specifically ran 2in BethePaidquestion
Pecincally required
of redemption, only#
till dateStee
a
eteeig
nt OF OPCTERL
TE DIP EN
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f OUTLINE — >
no. Topic
« Theory Questions Page
~ 84 Descriptive Questions
wer
5.2 Short Notes 197
é Objective Questions abl
&1 Multiple Choice Questions bi
62 Fillin the Blanks i
63 Match the Following Columns
ov
é4 State Whether True or False
208
5.5 Check Your Answers 208
7. Practical Problems oe
7.1. Redemption Fully Out of Profit
204
7.2 Redemption Fully from New Issue
204
7.3 Redemption Partly Out of Profit + New issue
205
74 Bonus a4 3s
7.5 Partly Paid Preference Shares — 208
7.6 Unpaid Preference Shareholders oe 208
7.7 Company Balance Sheets _ 209
8 Master Key to Exercises = 216
8.1. Redemption Fully Out of Profit or New Issue 216
8.2 Bonus 219
8.3 Unpaid Preference Shareholders 220
8.4 Part-Paid RPS
8.5 Forfeiture
Gc. 8.6 Balance Sheet
5 THEORY QUESTIONS
5.1 DESCRIPTIVE QUESTIONS
Rh. _. : Act, 2013 regardini g redemption
ion ofo preference shares.
(1) Exola Companies
pain the provisions of the ° (Oct. 97, Oct. 98, Apr. 99, Apr. 2001 Oct. 2001)
[Ans.: Para 1.1]
[Ans.: Para 2.2.5]
>) Explain Capital Redemption Reserve. (Apr. 98)
nm
any two items each of ‘Divisible Profits’ and ‘Non-divisi ble Profits’ for the purpose of
oo
‘) Give
"edemption of preference shares. (March 2006) [Ans.: Exh. 1]
52 SHORT NOTES
Write
(1) & Short Note on - ses
0 oo provisions for redemption of Preference Sha [Ans.:
ns.: Para 1.1]
[Ans.: Para 2.21]
43 Sdemption of partly paid Preference Sha
[Ans.: Para 2.2.3]
Visible Profits
[Ans.: Para 2.2.5]
*) Capital Redemption Reserve
em» Financ ia l Ac co un ti ng (S.V.B.A.F; Sey y
198 y
(b) j 7 yours
a) 6 years
fay20 yours
) 8 yours ea promlum
lanu e protprofaranue heshares
e redeemablslo
26,A companyy oan
c a n lak
‘co ett ayo
(a) only at par
c) only at discount HICH Ae fedaarnabl.
en8 ia [ssuod 2,000,
ut 10% Proforonce
, sharas ton, Ihe616 company
ade 7 1s6u0d 4800 Euiy Shae
um of 10%. For the purpose of redemption, Gal" OC e
. as nO Bhare
NAGS of
et Do euohatacremiat ol 20% por share. At the tine of redenpts ee snares, I
amount to be transtforred by the company to the Capital Redemption "ee COUN ty
fa) % 50,
daft? & 00000 (b) % 40,000
(d) % 2,20,0)00
28. See
i
Light ee 5 10,000 5%5% prefere
Ltd. has preference shares of {%§ 10 10 oaeeach to be0G redeemed
TE after received
not been ~5 yoars, MiThy
eee ay
company forfeited 500 preference shares on which final call of
|
72 has ala
t & £ z
due notice and cancolled these shares on account of redemption. Remaining shares way
redeemed out of reserves of the company. The amount to be credited to capital redemptin,
reserve will be
“a) % 1,00,000 (b) % 95,000
(c) % 99,000 (d) % 99,500
29. Indigo Ltd. had 10,000, 10% redeemable preference shares of % 10 each, fully paid up and
1,000 10% Redeemable Preference shares of % 10 each partly paid-up. The company decidad
to redeem preference shares at par by the issue of sufficient number of equity shares of¢1)
each fully paid up at par. The number of equity shares issued should be :
(a) 9,000 (b) 11,000
»e)"10,000 (d) None of the above
30. Ankush Ltd, had issued 10,000, 10% Redeemable Preference Shares of % 100 each, tully pal
up. The company decided to redeem these preference shares at par, by issue of sufficient numb
of equity shares of % 10 each at a premium of % 2 per share
transferred to capital redemption reserve account wil be nt to be
8 Tully Paid p,;The amu
(a) 10,00,000
(b) % 12,00,000
(c) % 8,00,000 LANII
31.Which of the following statements is NOT TRUE with r e har
(a) Partly paid shares cannot be redeemed
i
EGE PRION pL Patera?
.(b)-
(b sh Phe al
redet
mption of Preference shares shall
be taken as reduction of company’
s authori
(c) Preference share can be redeemed eithe
. 5.
(d) None of the above ‘out of the profit or amount of fresh issue of sha”
32.When Redeemable Preference share are d
Ue for redemption :
(a) Debit redeemable preference , the entry pa
share ca pital a/c:
cr ed it
ssed is
ebitredeemable preference share cash a/c .
Capital a/c; credit
(c) Debit preference share holders alc; Preference share holders a/
credit cash a/c
(d) Debit preference share holders
alc; i
33. Which of the following cannot be utilized te
company hone reduction auf
(a) Proceeds of fresh issue of shares * redemption of preference share capilal ot?
(b) General Reserve
Securities premium on fresh igg
ue of Shares
(d) Dividend equalization reserve
Re demption of Preference Shares
201
ing statements is false
g4. Which of the follow
a) Redee mable preference share can be Issued
be used. if authorized by the articles of association
pital Redemption Reserve cannot
of 10%. The
amount to be transferred to Capital Redemption Ree, of F 10 each at a premium
nee will be :
a) € 1,00,000
(o) € 1,10,000 Hecue
From which of the following accounts can
3 redemption of preference shares ? transfer be made to capital redemption reserve on
(a) Sec urities Premium
i
(b) Capital Reserve
(c) Profits Prior to Incorporation (dG
37. The term ‘Divisible Profits’ means aes
ayProfit available to shareholders for distribution as div;
(b) Profit as per P&Lajlc wicend
(c) Profit as per P& L appropriation a/c
(d) None of the above
3g.A company has issued 20,000 equity shares of = 10 each, at a premium of 10%, to redeem
ption
30,000 prefer
Is
ence shares of ¥ 10 each. The amount to be transferred to Capital Redem
Reserv e
(b) Z 2,20,000
(a)z 2,00,000
None of the above
1,00,0 00 the amount to be transferred to (d)Capital Redemption Reserve Account in each of
99-43 : Calculate
the following cases :
39. Redeemable Pref. Shares New Issue of Shares
% 50,000 redeemable at par % 30,000 at par
(a) 50,000 (b) 30,000
(c),20,000 (d) None of these
40.fedeemable Pref. Shares New Issue of Shares
% 50,000 redeemable at 5% premium & 30,000 at par
(a) 25,000 (b)}-20,000
(c) 22,500 (d) None of these
41.Redeemable Pref. Shares New Issue of Shares
~ 50,000 redeemable at par % 30,000 at premium of 5%
(ay20,000 (b) 30,000
(d) None of these
(c) 21,500
42.Redeemable Pref. Shares New Issue of Shares
% 50,000 redeemable at par Z 30,000 at premium of 10%
3,000
(a) 20,000
(d) None of these
(c) 27,000
New Issue of Shares
43.Redeemable Pref. Shares
Z 30,000 at premium of 20%
750,000 redeemable at 5% premium
(b) 25,000
4a¥20,000 (d) None of these
(c) 22,000
6.2 FILLIN THE BLANKS
be redeemed.
1. —______ paid: preference shares can not
.
redeemed out of profits of the company.
2. Redeemable preference shares can be t balance in
ehol ders cann ot be paid beca use they cannot be traced etc., the credi
3. tf some shar
shar ehol ders acco unt indi cati ng such unpaid balance should be shown under
the preferen ce ;
.
i et. ium must be provi ded
ed at a premium, the prem
eemable preference
in the Bala nce sha
St res are re deem
If Redo
. Fa
for out of the __ of the company-
wv
202 Financial Accounting (SVB.AF: Sy, ly
j
emed out of divisible profits ot the compan ,
5. When Redeemable preference shares are rede d from the divisiyy
al value of the share redeemed must be transferre
amount equal to the nomin
profits to the __. Account.
taken to mean reduction of Capital of,
6. Redemption of preference shares is not
company.
PUrpog,
Preference shares, on which calls are in arrears, should be (ignored/considered) for the
“I
of redemption.
for redemption 4
8. Workmen's Compensation Fund balance (is/is not) divisible profit available
preference shares.
le for redemption of Praterenc,
9. Shares Forfeited Account balance (is /is not) divisible profit availab
shares.
e (is / is not) divisible profit available for redemption
q
10. Investment Fluctuation Reserve balanc
preference shares.
ble profit available for redemption of Preforangg
11. Revaluation Reserve balance (is / is not) divisi
shares.
profit available for redemption
42. Debenture Redemption Reserve balance (is / is not) divisible
preference shares.
13. Preference shares redeemable within
years can be issued.
shares. (bonus, rights)
14.Capital redemption reserve may be used for issuing
it is necessary for the compan,
15.Where a company redeems preference shares from out of profits
a/c.
to transfer the nominal value of shares redeemed to a
authorised by its
16.A company may issue redeemable preference shares if so
' 4. On forfeiture of pref. shares for (a) Nominal value of Pref. Shares
non-payment of call redeemed Less Proceeds of new
(5 2. Profit on forfeiture of pref. shares shares issued
3. Profit which is divisible (b) Amount called up is debited to
Ww 4. Profits not divisible Redeemable Pref. Shares A/c
f 5. Transfer to Capital (c) Proceeds of new shares issued Less
. Redemption Reserve Nominal value of Pref. Shares redeemed
\'4.| 6. Unpaid balance in Pref. (d) Show under Current Liabilities in
Shareholders Account Balance Sheet
(e) transferred to Capital Redemption
Reserve A/c
a
f ty yr 7 ption of Preference Shares
if he 203
a a rs (f) Show under Share Capital in
Balance Sheet
fthe (g) transferred to Capital Reserve A/c
0g, Capital Reserve
) Sinking Fund after deducting liability
(j) Amount paid up is debited to
q of
id Redeemable Pref. Shares A/c
» [—cOLUMNA
SS ee
| (¢_ — — ae,
COLUMN B
D of
ividend Equalisation R
-j : tion p profits sgerve & (a) Lees Redes
Sheree Redeemed
CRR A= NV of CRERP Shares
9,a Pre-incorpora
i mount Received on
3, Ifp ref. shares ! redeeme d entirely Share Issue
out of profits “J” (b)
Issue of Full Paid-up Bonus Shares
lo | 4, If pref. shares redeemed partly out (C) Divisible profits available for
of new issus at par A redemption of pref. shares
6, NVof sjaianblacii New Share Issue Gy (d) Cannot be used for meeting premium
6. Use es pooee Redemption Reserve & Payable on redemption of pref. shares
any Premium received on new shares (e) CRR = Proceeds of New Shares Issue
issued before redemption of pref. shares Less NV of RP Shares Redeemed
= (f) | Capital profits not available for
redemption of pref. shares
(g) NV of RP Shares Redeemed
Less Divisible Profits
(h) Bonus for making partly paid-up
shares fully paid
(i) | Cannot be used for meeting premium
payable on redemption of pref. shares
(j) | CRR = Nominal Value of Pref.
Shares Redeemed
(k) CRR = Price at which Pref.
Shares Redeemed
K Redemption of redeemable preference shares can be made only out of the proceeds of fresh
issue of equity shares.
‘ Acompany can redeem only fully paid preference shares.
é Premium payable on redemption of redeemable preference shares must be debited against
Profits only,
Capital redemption reserve account can be utilised for writing off miscellaneous expenditure
and losses,
To the extent redemption of preference shares takes place from out of profits an equal amount
Should be transferred to General Reserve.
' Tansfer to Capital redemption reserve account on redemption of preference shares can be
Made from Security premium account. .
‘
* Capital rademnption reserve account cannot be used for declaring bonus for making partly paid
Shares fully paid.
1. (b) 8. (d) 15. (c) 22. (d) 29. (c) 36. (d) 43. (a)
2. (Cc) 9, (b) 16. (a) 23. (d) 30. (d) 37. (a)
3. {c) 10. (c) 17. (d) 24. (b) 31. (b) 38. (Cc)
4. (d) 11. (a) 18. (c) 25. (d) 32. (b) 39. (c)
5. (b) 12. (b) 19. (d) 26. (d) 33. (c) 40. (b)
6. (b) 18. (c) 20. (a) 27. (a) 34. (b) 41. (a)
7. (c) 14. (b) 21. (d) 28. (a) 35. (b) 42. (b)
Hints :
38. (13,000 x 100) + (13,000 x 10) = 20,000 + 9,10,000 + (N x 10) — (N x 2) «. N = 62,500
6.2 (1) Partly (2) Divisible (3) Current Liabilities (4) Profits (5) Capital Redemption Reserve (6)
Authorised (7) Ignored (8) is (9) is not (10) is (11) is not (12) is not (13) 20 (14) Bonus (15) |
Capital Redemption Reserve (16) Articles
6.3 = A:(1) -(c), (2) - (h), (3) - (i), (4) - (a), (5) - (b), (6) - (d), (7) - (e)
B : (1) - (b), (2) - (g), (3) - (i), (4) - (A), (5) - (a), (6) - (d)
C : (1) - (c), (2) - (f), (3) - (i), (4) - (a), (5) - (g), (6) - (b), (7) - (i)
6.4 True: 2,3, 7, 8, 13, 15; False : 1, 4,5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14