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– During the year, a bonus issue of 1 share for every 4 held (The par value
of the shares outstanding is $1) at 1 January 20X9 followed by a right issue
on 5 February 20X9 at $1.2 each.
Share premium 230.000$. For 2019 120.000$
Share capital 200.000 $ 100.000$
To make double entries and show its capital structure following:
(a) A ‘1 for 4’ bonus issue
(b)A rights issue of ‘1 for 5’ at $1.2 following the bonus issue,
assuming all rights taken upYou have not said which part of the question you do not understand.
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Sir, could you please check it
The rights issue is 1/5 x 200.000 shares = 40.000 shares.
To share capital goes 40.000 x 1.2 = 48000; to share premium goes 48000 x 1.2= 57.600There are now 248.000 shares in issue.
The bonus issue is 1/4 x 248.,000 = 62.000.
Share capital increases by 62000 x 1.2 = 74,400; share premium decreases by 74,400.The question as you have typed says twice that the bonus issue is first.
So the bonus issue is of 1/4 x 200,000 = 50,000.
The shares have a nominal/par value of $1, so share capital increases by $50,000 and the share premium falls by $50,000.There are now 250,000 shares in issue so the right issue is for 1/5 x 250,000 = 50,000 shares.
Share capital increases at $1 per share, and share premium increases at $0.20 per share.(I am assuming that the share capital at the start of the year was $200,000 but it is not very clear from the way that you have typed it)
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