each. At the end of their first year of trading, after paying tax and dividends, the balan Delebi Ltd was formed with an authorised share capital of 500 I March 20.1 the company issued 300 000 ordinary shares at an issue price of 100 ordinary shares. the Retained income account was R200 000. On 1 March 20.2, the company decided to issue the unissued shares to the public ata issue price of 220 cents each. The application closed on 30 April 20.2 and all the sha were allotted. A receipt was issued for the monies received. Required: 1.16.1 The relevant entry in the Cash Receipts Journal on 30 April 20.2. 1.16.2 The posting to the General Ledger. 1.16.3 The effect on the Balance Sheet of the company on 30 April 20.2 (and Notes to Balance Sheet).

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find your answer to be R2.72. If you do not agree, check with your Teacher). Will
original shareholders be happy with this? Will the new shareholders be happy with
how much will each shareholder receive for each share owned by him? (You shoua
The Shareholders Equity Will be Tmade
Shares at issue price
R4 400 000
Retained income
Cwele
March 20.6 the
ach. At the end of their fir
he Retained income accou
R500 000
The average issue price of the shares is:
R4 400 000+ 1 800 000 shares = 244.44 cents
an 1 March 20.7, the com
ssue price of 490 cents e:
Required:
1.17.1 The relevant ent
1.17.2 The posting to th
1.17.3 The effect on th
TASK 1.16
Balance Sheet
1.17.4 Calculate the a
for each share
Delebi Ltd was formed with an authorised share capital of 500 000 ordinary shares
1 March 20.1 the company issued 300 000 ordinary shares at an issue price of 100
each. At the end of their first year of trading, after paying tax and dividends, the bala
the Retained income account was R200 000.
1.17.6 Why would the
Why would the
the existing s
shares? In y
On 1 March 20.2, the company decided to issue the unissued shares to the public ata
Issue price of 220 cents each. The application closed on 30 April 20.2 and all the sha
were allotted. A receipt was issued for the monies received.
Required:
1.16.1 The relevant entry in the Cash Receipts Journal on 30 April 20.2.
1.16.2 The posting to the General Ledger.
1.16.3 The effect on the Balance Sheet of the company on 30 April 20.2 (and Notes tolappeared in the le-
The authorised shar
1 July 20.1, 2 400 C
further 300 000 ord
At the beginning o
1.16.4 Calculate the average issue price of all the ordinary shares issued on 30 April 2Retained income
Balance Sheet).
1.16.5 If the company closes down on this date, how much will each shareholder receiSARS (Income ta
for each share that he owns?
1.16.6 Why would the company want to issue the new shares at a higher price (premiu
Why would the new shareholders be prepared to pay this higher price? Why waThe amounts ow
the existing shareholders want the company to charge a higher price on the new
shares?
Shareholders for
On 28 Decembe
dividends of 16
On 30 June 20
New Era Accounting
62
Grade 12 wel
Transcribed Image Text:find your answer to be R2.72. If you do not agree, check with your Teacher). Will original shareholders be happy with this? Will the new shareholders be happy with how much will each shareholder receive for each share owned by him? (You shoua The Shareholders Equity Will be Tmade Shares at issue price R4 400 000 Retained income Cwele March 20.6 the ach. At the end of their fir he Retained income accou R500 000 The average issue price of the shares is: R4 400 000+ 1 800 000 shares = 244.44 cents an 1 March 20.7, the com ssue price of 490 cents e: Required: 1.17.1 The relevant ent 1.17.2 The posting to th 1.17.3 The effect on th TASK 1.16 Balance Sheet 1.17.4 Calculate the a for each share Delebi Ltd was formed with an authorised share capital of 500 000 ordinary shares 1 March 20.1 the company issued 300 000 ordinary shares at an issue price of 100 each. At the end of their first year of trading, after paying tax and dividends, the bala the Retained income account was R200 000. 1.17.6 Why would the Why would the the existing s shares? In y On 1 March 20.2, the company decided to issue the unissued shares to the public ata Issue price of 220 cents each. The application closed on 30 April 20.2 and all the sha were allotted. A receipt was issued for the monies received. Required: 1.16.1 The relevant entry in the Cash Receipts Journal on 30 April 20.2. 1.16.2 The posting to the General Ledger. 1.16.3 The effect on the Balance Sheet of the company on 30 April 20.2 (and Notes tolappeared in the le- The authorised shar 1 July 20.1, 2 400 C further 300 000 ord At the beginning o 1.16.4 Calculate the average issue price of all the ordinary shares issued on 30 April 2Retained income Balance Sheet). 1.16.5 If the company closes down on this date, how much will each shareholder receiSARS (Income ta for each share that he owns? 1.16.6 Why would the company want to issue the new shares at a higher price (premiu Why would the new shareholders be prepared to pay this higher price? Why waThe amounts ow the existing shareholders want the company to charge a higher price on the new shares? Shareholders for On 28 Decembe dividends of 16 On 30 June 20 New Era Accounting 62 Grade 12 wel
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