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  • July 29, 2016 at 8:38 pm #330185
    olawepoomo
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    Sir, I need you help me out with these questions:
    Promulgate’s (P) TB as at 31Dec.15 showed a credit amounts of $500m & $80m against the $1 equity shares & the share premium acct resp. On 1 Sept,2015, P had correctly accounted for a fully subscribed 1 for 4 rights issue at an exercise price of $1.20 each.
    P had paid 2 dividends in each year. The 1st dividend payment of 4 cent per share was in March & the second dividend payment of 2.5c per share was paid in Nov.
    What was the total dividend payment made by P during the year ended 31 Dec.15

    I had thought: (0.4*400m*3/12)+(0)+(2.5*100m*1/12) but didn’t find the answer there

    July 30, 2016 at 4:42 am #330204
    MikeLittle
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    I’m not surprised that you didn’t find the answer there!

    Why on Earth are you applying time-apportionment to the dividend? At least, I assume that that is what you are doing when you multiply “0.4*400m*3/12”

    What is “0.4”? Is that meant to be 4 cents per share? Because 0.4 is 40 cents

    What is the strange “+(0)” in the middle of your calculation?

    Why is the dividend of 2.5 cents per share expressed as “2.5*100m*1/12” because 2.5 written like this represents $2.50 dividend per share?

    Why is the 2.5 cent dividend only being paid to the new 100,000,000 shares? Do those original 400,000,000 shares not receive a dividend in November?

    Here’s what I believe your calculation should have been:

    400,000,000 x 0.04 = $16,000,000
    500,000,000 x 0.025 = $12,500,000

    Total dividends paid in the year $28,500,000

    OK?

    July 30, 2016 at 6:27 pm #330306
    olawepoomo
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    Yes. Thanks Mr. Mike. No time apportionment in dividend payment & 1c= 1/100. Got that in sir!
    But what and this fin lease question
    1/3/14- F.V of plant=390,000, implicit interest rate: 10%
    1/3/14- 1st instalment payment of 4 years=120,000 was paid
    1/2/15- A payment of 30,000 was made for a 1 yr lease of an item of excavation equip.

    Qn: Total amt to charge to P or I

    I had done this:

    Int rate @ 10%= 39,000
    Dep. Chg/ annum=97,500
    1 yr contract lease=30,000. All of these totals 166,500 and was told it’s actually 154,500

    July 30, 2016 at 10:26 pm #330328
    MikeLittle
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    Why is interest 10% of $390,000 when you paid $120,000 of that debt straight away?

    Surely interest at 10% should only apply to $270,000 = $27,000

    Depreciation on that plant would be $97,500

    Operating lease payment would be 2/12 x $30,000 (I assume the year end is 31 March, 2015) = $5,000

    A total figure for the statement of profit or loss of $27,000 + $97,500 + $5,000 = $129,500

    There’s something you’re not telling me – and it looks like something to do with the operating lease payment

    But, according to the information that you have given me, the answer looks like it should be $129,500

    July 30, 2016 at 11:31 pm #330340
    olawepoomo
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    Many thanks for your effort. The year and is Feb.’2015 and the question expressly States that d 1st lease was a finance lease and the second lease agreement is as described above.

    I had solved the question the way you did only that I used 1/12×30,000=2,500 and I got N127,000 which I don’t think was part of the option.

    Thanks; by your solution, I’ve just reconfirmed I need to deduct initial payment of 120,000 from the FV of the plant.

    July 31, 2016 at 6:17 am #330347
    MikeLittle
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    The difference between my (our) $127,000 and the solution that you tell me has been printed is the remainder of the operating lease payment that we have treated as a prepayment (11/12 x $30,000 = $27,500)

    If we add $27,500 to our figure of $127,000 we arrive at $154,500 and that is, according to you, the printed solution.

    That is too much of a coincidence that $154,500 IS an option and that $127,000 is NOT an option

    I’m suspicious!

    July 31, 2016 at 6:52 am #330351
    olawepoomo
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    Alright sir. Many thanks

    July 31, 2016 at 7:01 am #330352
    MikeLittle
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    You’re welcome

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