Accounting Treatment - Fund raising expenditure

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20 February 2020 Hi,

Please share thoughts on accounting treatment of expenditure incurred in connection with additional share capital raised. For instance, advisory services provided by an investment bank. Can this be adjusted against share premium or it should form part of P&L.

20 February 2020 It should be part of p and l.

20 February 2020 since it is for additional share capital, you can charge it to Profit and Loss account.

20 February 2020 Please clarify why this cannot be charged against the security premium

20 February 2020 income tax versus accountancy. They may NOT go hand in hand. The answer is based on income tax. As per the Accounting, you have the choice to treat it as deferred revenue expenditure to be charged to Profit and Loss account over the life of the expenditure. But share premium? Can you please share your views on this?


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