Chapter Issue of Share
Chapter Issue of Share
Issue of Shares
When shares are issued for cash, issue price (consideration) may be received:
(i) in lumpsum i.e. along with application; or
(ii) in instalments i.e. at different stages – Application, Allotment & Calls (1st, 2nd ….final)
Accounting Treatment
(2) Equity Share Application & Allotment A/c Dr. [Application & allotment]
To Equity Share Capital [₹ received towards capital]
To Securities Premium Reserve [₹ received towards premium]
(5) Equity Share First Call A/c Dr. [₹ due on 1st Call]
To Equity Share Capital [₹ due towards capital]
To Securities Premium Reserve [₹ due towards premium]
[First call due]
(7) Equity Share Second & Final Call A/c Dr. [₹ due on 2nd Call]
To Equity Share Capital [₹ due towards capital]
To Securities Premium Reserve [₹ due towards premium]
[Second & final call due]
Note: If cash book is to be prepared, then all Bank transactions in the above entries will be
recorded in cash book.
Purchase of Business
Note:
No. of shares = [Agreed PC to be Paid by Issue of Shares ÷ Issue Price per share]
Issue price per share = F.V. per share + premium per share (if any)
Oversubscription of Shares
It means => No. of shares subscribed (applied) > No. of shares issued
Alternative 1 – Reject the excess application & refund the application money, & accept the
remaining applications fully. Following accounting entry is relevant:
Alternative 2 – Pro-rata Allotment i.e. proportionate allotment [Eg: 2 shares allotted for
every 5 shares applied]
Case (2) - If excess is to be adjusted against allotment & future calls (only if Q specifies)
Calculation of No. of Shares Allotted / Applied in case of Pro-rata Allotment (say for Mr. X)
Calculation of Amt due but not Paid by Defaulting Shareholder on Allotment in Case of
Pro-Rata Allotment:
₹
Amt due on Allotment [No. of shares allotted x Allotment (₹) per share] xxx
Less: Excess application money adjusted against allotment* (xxx)
Amt due but unpaid on allotment xxx
* [No. of shares applied (-) No. of shares allotted] x Application (₹) per share
Undersubscription of Shares
It means => No. of shares subscribed (applied) < No. of shares issued.
Allotment is made to all the applicants (provided minimum subscription is received). Hence,
no special accounting treatment is required.
Forfeiture of Shares
➢ Balance of “Forfeited Share A/c” is added to paid-up capital under Subscribed Capital
in the Notes to Accounts on Share Capital, till the time these forfeited shares are
reissued.
Accounting Treatment
Equity Share Capital A/c Dr. [No. of Shares Forfeited x FV Called up per share]
To Forfeited Shares A/c [Amt received on forfeited shares]
To Equity Share Relevant Call A/c / [Amt due but not received]
Calls-in-Arrears A/c
Securities Premium Reserve A/c will NOT be debited in the forfeiture entry, since once
Securities Premium has been received, it can be utilised only for the purpose specified in Sec
52(2) of Companies Act, 2013.
Equity Share Capital A/c Dr. [No. of Shares Forfeited x FV Called up per share]
To Forfeited Shares A/c [FV received on forfeited shares]
To Equity Share Relevant Call A/c / [Amt due but not received]
Calls-in-Arrears A/c
Equity Share Capital A/c Dr. [No. of Shares Forfeited x FV Called up per share]
Securities Premium Reserve A/c Dr. [Premium Called but not received]
To Forfeited Shares A/c [FV received on forfeited shares]
To Equity Share Relevant Call A/c / [Amt due but not received incl. premium]
Calls-in-Arrears A/c
➢ It means reissuing the shares that were forfeited (cancelled) by the company.
Maximum Permissible Discount per share = Amt forfeited (i.e. FV received) per share
Minimum Reissue Price = Paid-up Value of Reissued Shares (-) Maximum Discount
Case (2) – When all the forfeited shares are not reissued
Capital Reserve =
{[Amt Forfeited ÷ No. of shares forfeited] x No. of shares reissued} (-) Discount on Reissue