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  • July 16, 2017 at 7:02 pm #396409
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    Hello

    Firstly, it is advised to calculate the amount of right issue and value of right issue (portion valued at par and portion of share premium)

    amount of right issue = 100 x 1/2 = 50 shares of right issues
    Value of right issue (at par) = 50 shares x £1 =£ 50
    Share Premium = 50 shares x £0.50 = £25

    Then, since all right issues are subscribed, so the journal entries would be :
    Dr Bank 75
    Cr Ordinary share capital(at par) 50
    Cr Share Premium 25

    However, as the proceeds from right issue is used to repay loan, so
    Dr Loan 75
    Cr Bank 75

    Therefore, in the balance sheet, the equity (capital and reserves) section would be shown as below (Reserves can include the share premium, general reserve, asset revaluation reserve and retained earning) :

    Issued ordinary share at £1 each 150
    Share Premium 75
    Retained earning/ Profit or loss 25

    Hope it would be helpful to you

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