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Monday, 1 June 2015

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING (ACC 311) Topic: ISSUE OF SHARES


Types of Shares


(1) Ordinary Share – these are the risk takers 


(2)                Preference Shares – to be paid first because they are co-owners of the company and also take part in management



We have four types of preference shareholders:


a.   Redeemable – the company are obliged to pay


b.   Unredeemable – the company is not obliged to pay 


c.    Accumulative preference shareholder  this, the company will pay even if they did not pay in the current year.  Thereby it will accumulate and carried over to the next year where they will pay the accruals.


d.   Non accumulative preference shareholder



Type Of Issues

1.    Public Issues – this is the type that is made public to everyone and subscribers can verify the prospectus to know if the company is strong enough. There is always 5 years financial statement



2.   Private placement – this is to selected persons



3.   Right issue – this is an issue of shares to shareholder of the company.  Those that are already have shares with the company.



4.   Bonus issue – this is like jara – compensating the existing share holders with more shares.



Shares could be sold at:

i.             At Par – this is the original price in the memo of association

ii.           At Premium – selling above At Per



SOME TERMS:

1.    Issue Price – the price for the share – the price it will be issued



2.   Per Value or nominal value – this is the original or face value stated in the company memo of association



3.   Right Price – this is the price or the right issue that are issued to existing holders. This price is for the existing shareholders only.



4.   Premium – Company Allied Matters Acts CAMA 1990 section 120 support (At per Premium).  It is the price above the At Per



5.   At discount – selling at a price below the At Per and CAMA 1990 section 121 support this.



Note: Ex-Div is when you are selling your shares but you still maintain your dividend while Cum-Div is when you sell but you don’t maintain your dividend.



Debenture: - is when a company collects loan from an Individual.  It is a credit like a loan.  The money an individual lend to a company is called Debenture: The individual will be paid interest on a regular basis.  But if the company cannot pay, it could be converted to share if accepted by the lender.  When converted, it is called conversion issue.





FORFEITURE OF SHARES

If a shareholder failed to pay a call or installment on the due date, the directors of the company are empowered by section 140 of CAMA to forfeit the shares provided the defaulting shareholder have been served at least a 14 days’ notice.









ACCOUNTING ENTERING FOR PUBLIC ISSUE AND PRIVATE PLACEMENT

1.    Application monies is received:

Dr. Bank A/c               with total application monies received

Cr. Application A/c

2.   Refund to rejected applicant:

Dr. Application                with the amount refunded

Cr. Bank:



Note: in accounting, you have to debit before you credit.



3.   Closure of application A/C at the end of application:

Dr. Application A/C   with credit balance on the application acct.

Cr. Allotment A/C



4.   Shares Allotted:

Dr. Allotment A/C           with the value (application installment +

Cr. Share Capital A/C           allotment installment – premium of any)



5.   Monies received on allotment:

Dr. Bank A/C             with the amount received on allotment

Cr. Allotment A/C     (+ i.e. cash due on allotment – excess application  monies if any)



6.   Calls made: - 1st , 2nd  and final calls:

Dr. Call A/C                    with the nominal value due on the call

Cr. Share Capital A/C



7.   Monies Received on Calls:

Dr. Bank A/C      with the actual amount received on call.

Cr. Call A/C



8.   Premium Included in Installment:

Dr. Allotment or Call A/C    with the premium included in the

Cr. Share Premium A/C         installment



9.    Unpaid calls:

Dr. Call in arrears A/C     with calls due but not received

Cr. Call A/C



10.Call Received in Advance:

Dr. Call A/C                         with calls received but not due

Cr. Call in Advance A/C



11. Shares Forfeited:

Dr. Share Capital A/C     with called up value of shares forfeited

Cr. Forfeited Share A/C



12.Transfer of unpaid calls on the forfeited shares to the forfeited shares A/C:

Dr. Forfeited share A/C    with the unpaid calls on the shares

Cr. Calls in arrears A/C    forfeited



13. Re-issue of forfeited shares:

Dr. Forfeited Re-issued A/C   with the called –up value of shares

Cr. Share Capital A/C            re-issued.



14.Transfer of nominal value already paid-up by previous shareholder of the re-issue shares to the forfeited shares re-issued A/C:

Dr. Forfeited shares A/C                 with the credit balance on the

Cr. Forfeited Share Re-issued A/C    forfeited shares A/C relating to

                                                  The re-issue shares.

15. Monies received on re-issue:

Dr. Bank A/C                             with the sum received on re-issue

Cr. Forfeited Share Re-issue A/C



16. Premium on Re-Issue:

Dr. Forfeited share re-issue A/C    with credit balance on the forfeited

Cr. Share Premiums A/C              re-issue A/C




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