Issuance of Shares & Debentures

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Flashcards covering key concepts related to the issuance of shares and debentures in a joint stock company, including types of shares, share capital, issuance methods (at par, premium, discount), public subscription, under-subscription, and debentures/bonds payable.

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What are the three main types of business organizations mentioned?

Sole Proprietorship, Partnership, and Joint Stock Company

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What are 'Promoters' in the context of a Joint Stock Company?

The people who establish/create the company.

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What is 'Par Value' or 'Face Value' of a share, according to the notes?

Rs 10

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What are the two main types of shares?

Ordinary Shares (Common Stock) and Preference Shares (Preferred Stock)

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Who are ordinary shares generally issued to?

The general public (عام لوگوں کو)

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Who are preference shares typically issued to?

Insiders or specific/preferred people (اندر کے لوگوں / خاص لوگوں کو)

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What is a 'Dividend'?

The profit received on a share after purchasing it (Sharei خریدنے کے بعد اس پر جو probit ملتا ہے)

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What is the par value usually associated with ordinary shares?

Rs 10

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Which type of shareholders receive profit first?

Preference Shareholders

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Which type of shareholders typically have voting rights in company meetings?

Ordinary Shareholders (Equity Shares)

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After assets are sold, who gets their share first?

Shareholders

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What is 'Share Capital'?

The amount a company obtains by selling its shares (کمپنی اپنے Shares بیچ کر جو رقم حاصل کرتی ہے)

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What are the three ways shares can be issued?

At Par Value (10), At Premium (12), At Discount (07)

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What is 'Public Subscription'?

The process of the public applying to purchase shares of a company.

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What are the three types of public subscription conditions?

Fully Subscription, Over Subscription, and Under Subscription

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What happens in 'Fully Subscription'?

The number of applications received equals the number of shares offered.

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What happens in 'Over Subscription'?

The number of applications received is more than the number of shares offered.

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What happens in 'Under Subscription'?

The number of applications received is less than the number of shares offered.

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What is 'Underwriting Commission'?

When a company's shares are not fully sold, the bank buys the remaining shares; the commission paid to the bank for this service.

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What is the journal entry for recording share application received at par?

Debit Bank, Credit Ordinary Shares Application

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What is the journal entry for the issue of shares at par?

Debit Ordinary Shares Application, Credit Ordinary Shares Capital

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What is the journal entry for recording share application received at premium?

Debit Bank, Credit Ordinary Shares Applications

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What is the journal entry for the issue of shares at premium?

Debit Ordinary Shares Application, Credit Ordinary Share Premium, Credit Ordinary Shares Capital

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What is the journal entry for recording share applications received at discount?

Debit Bank, Credit Ordinary Share Applications

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What is the journal entry for the issue of shares at discount?

Debit Ordinary Share Applications, Debit Ordinary Share Discount, Credit Ordinary Share Capital

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What is the journal entry for refund of excess money to the public in case of over subscription at par?

Debit Ordinary Share Application, Credit Bank

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What is the journal entry to record remaining share sold to underwriter?

Debit Bank, Credit Ordinary Share Capital

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What is the journal entry to record the paid commission to under writer?

Debit Commission Expense, Credit Bank

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What is the formula to calculate the number of shares issued in direct issue of shares?

Cost of Asset = No of shares x Market Price of each Share

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What is the maximum duration of debentures

5 years

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Define Debentures Redomption

Repayment of Debentures

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What is the par value of Debenture

Rs 100

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How shares are differentiated from debentures?

Share is a part of Shareholder Equity /owner Equity and Debenture is a part of long term Liability.

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How dividend and interest payments are differentiated?

Dividend is paid to shareholders and Interest is Paid to debenture holders

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What are conditions of issue and redemption?

Issue at Par, Issue at Premium and Issue at Discount. Redemption at Par and Redemption at Premium

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Where debenture payable is recorded in balance sheet?

long term liability

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Is discount on debenture a capital Loss?

Yes

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Does company issued denture certificate to take loan?

Yes

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In which account commission Expense is accounted for?

Loss

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What does Preliminary Exp include?

Expenses made by Promoters