hemraj123 says March 1, 2017 at 2:51 pm Sir, in question 1, I understand the part where dividends of 2014= 3800 + Current dividends paid 2900, But then there is a balance payable of 4600, Why don’t we deduct the closing balance? Log in to Reply
MikeLittle says March 1, 2017 at 3:03 pm The question asks you “How much was paid?” And the answer is … … Pear paid the brought forward liability from last year and also paid an interim dividend this year So dividends PAID were $3,800 and $2,900 = $6,700 You ask “Why don’t we deduct the closing balance?” Why should we? And HOW should we? We haven’t added it in anywhere from which we could now deduct it Log in to Reply
MikeLittle says May 20, 2016 at 11:03 am No, we’ve added interim dividend to BROUGHT forward amount and in that respect it is the same as tax and interest The big difference is that dividends are not debited to statement of profit or loss Log in to Reply
MikeLittle says February 20, 2016 at 5:29 pm $350,000 Debits in DT account 460 Credits in DT account 390, 70 Debits in CT account 70, 80 Credits in CT account 120, 380 Missing figure is 350 Log in to Reply
pans says December 21, 2015 at 11:58 am sir ,plz give me the complete solution of q2? Log in to Reply
MikeLittle says December 22, 2015 at 12:41 pm The explanation is immediately below this post! Log in to Reply
MikeLittle says December 7, 2015 at 1:40 pm There were 320,000 shares in issue at the start of the year A 1 for 8 bonus issue took the share numbers up to 360,000 A 1 for 2 rights issue involves the issue of a further 180,000 shares at an exercise price of 90 cents raising $162,000 (The question should read “financing activities” not “operating activities”) Log in to Reply
pamella says December 6, 2015 at 8:58 am Hie,can u assist me with the calculation of question 2 on cashflow.i am totaly clueless.. Log in to Reply
MikeLittle says December 6, 2015 at 9:56 am Pay the 3,800 brought forward from last year and the 2,900 interim dividend for this year Log in to Reply
Rakeshkumar` says May 20, 2016 at 10:58 am Sir, why is it different from the way interest or tax payment? wherein, (Amount brought forward+finance cost as per SPorL minus amount carried forward= interest paid during the year) in case of dividend, we have added interim dividend paid to carried forward amount Thanks
MikeLittle says May 22, 2016 at 8:47 am “Sir, why is it different from the way interest or tax payment? wherein, (Amount brought forward+finance cost as per SPorL minus amount carried forward= interest paid during the year) in case of dividend, we have added interim dividend paid to carried forward amount Thanks” I’ve already answered this somewhere else!
Sir, in question 1, I understand the part where dividends of 2014= 3800 + Current dividends paid 2900, But then there is a balance payable of 4600, Why don’t we deduct the closing balance?
The question asks you “How much was paid?”
And the answer is …
… Pear paid the brought forward liability from last year and also paid an interim dividend this year
So dividends PAID were $3,800 and $2,900 = $6,700
You ask “Why don’t we deduct the closing balance?”
Why should we? And HOW should we?
We haven’t added it in anywhere from which we could now deduct it
No, we’ve added interim dividend to BROUGHT forward amount and in that respect it is the same as tax and interest
The big difference is that dividends are not debited to statement of profit or loss
Solution for Q3 please. Thanks.
$350,000
Debits in DT account 460
Credits in DT account 390, 70
Debits in CT account 70, 80
Credits in CT account 120, 380
Missing figure is 350
sir ,plz give me the complete solution of q2?
The explanation is immediately below this post!
I mean question 2 not 1
There were 320,000 shares in issue at the start of the year
A 1 for 8 bonus issue took the share numbers up to 360,000
A 1 for 2 rights issue involves the issue of a further 180,000 shares at an exercise price of 90 cents raising $162,000
(The question should read “financing activities” not “operating activities”)
Hie,can u assist me with the calculation of question 2 on cashflow.i am totaly clueless..
Pay the 3,800 brought forward from last year and the 2,900 interim dividend for this year
Sir, why is it different from the way interest or tax payment?
wherein, (Amount brought forward+finance cost as per SPorL minus amount carried forward= interest paid during the year)
in case of dividend, we have added interim dividend paid to carried forward amount
Thanks
Thanks in advance
“Sir, why is it different from the way interest or tax payment?
wherein, (Amount brought forward+finance cost as per SPorL minus amount carried forward= interest paid during the year)
in case of dividend, we have added interim dividend paid to carried forward amount
Thanks”
I’ve already answered this somewhere else!