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- The Share Premium arising from the conversion of bonds can be computed by deducting the par value of the issued shares from the sum of the following, except a.)Conversion Privilege Premium, only to the extent converted b.)Carrying amount of the convertible bonds c.)All of these are added to get the Share Premium d.)Cash received from the conversion2. The following are the common sources of share premium, except Group of answer choices a. Excess over par or stated value b. Donated capital c. Revaluation surplus d. Issuance of share warrantsWhen collectability is reasonably assured, the excess of the subscription price over the statedvalue of the no-par subscribed share capital shall be recorded asa. No share capitalb. Share premium when the subscription is recordedc. Share premium when the subscription is collectedd. Share premium when the share capital is issued
- For investment in equity securities carried as FVOCI under PFRS 9, the difference between the carrying value of the investment and its related cumulative unrealized gain or loss-OCI is A. its unrealized gain or loss reported as a component of OCI for the period. B. its unrealized gain or loss reported under profit or loss for the period. C. its initial cost D. Its amortized costWhat is the balance of the ordinary share premium after considering the above transactions? 2. What is the balance of the preference share premium after considering the transactions of Forgiveness Inc.?The best valuation method(s) for a publicly-traded preference share is :a. Relative valuation and contingent claim valuation b.Intrinsic valuation, relative valuation and contingent claim valuation c.Intrinsic valuation only d.Intrinsic valuation and relative valuation
- Answer the following questions correctly. 1.Explain the accounting for the issuance of: a. Par value share b. No-par value share 2. Explain the accounting for share capital issued for noncash considerationsWhich type of security does it refer to? “First pay one times the Original Purchase on each share of Series A Preferred. Thereafter, the Series A Preferred participates with the Common Stock pro rata on an as-converted basis.”When the selling price of treasury shares is greater than its cost, the company credits the difference to a.Gain on Sale of Treasury Shares. b.Share Premium–Treasury. c.Treasury Shares. d.Share Premium–Ordinary.
- How much is credited to Share Premium when some of the fractional share warrants outstanding lapsed?7. If treasury shares are subsequently retired and the cost of the treasury shares exceeds the par value, the difference is charged Group of answer choices a. first, Share premium from the original issuance and then Retained Earnings. b. first to share premium from original issuance and then share premium from treasury shares of the same class. c. first to share premium from original issuance, and then share premium from treasury shares of the same class and then to retained earnings. d. first to share premium from treasury shares of the same class and then the balance to retained earnings.See the attached image for information:a. How much is the balance of the Share Capital – Ordinary as of December 31, 2021? (Provide solution)b. How much is the balance of the Share Premium – Ordinary as of December 31, 2021? (Provide solution)c. How much is the balance of the Share Capital – Preference as of December 31, 2021? (Provide solution)
