Accounts Problem ...Please help

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Questions have been asked based on the following info on this forum before BUT this one has not been asked...

Q. WHAT WILL BE THE NET BALANCE IN THE BANK ACCOUNT

INFO:





D Ltd. issued 2,00,000 shares of 100 each at a premium of 20 per share payable as

follows:

On application 20

On allotment 50 (including premium)

On first call 30

On second and final call 20

Applications were received for 3,00,000 shares and pro rata allotment was made to applicants

of 2,40,000 shares. Money excess received on application was employed on account of sum

due on allotment as part of share capital. E, to whom 4,000 shares were allotted, failed to pay

the allotment money and on his subsequent failure to pay the first call, his shares were forfeited

and F, the holder of 6,000 shares failed to pay the two calls and his shares were forfeited after

the second call. Of the forfeited shares, 8,000 shares were reissued to G at a discount of 10%, the

whole of E’s forfeited shares being reissued.

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Replies (15)

WOULD BE GLAD IF SOMEONE REPLIES

App 240000*20= 4800000.......(1)

Allot: due 200000*50=10000000

 -paid in advance=       800000

- E not paid           = 184000

(4000*50)-(800*20)

So total rec on all 9016000...........(2)

CALLS     =9500000...........(3)

(200000*50)-(10000*50)

Reissue=8000*90=720000........(4)

bank balance= 24036000

Originally posted by : Vijay Manwani

App 240000*20= 4800000.......(1)

Allot: due 200000*50=10000000

 -paid in advance=       800000

- E not paid           = 180000

(4000*50)-(1000*20)

So total rec on all 9020000...........(2)

CALLS     =8500000...........(3)

(200000*50)-(10000*50)

Reissue=8000*90=720000........(4)

bank balance= 23040000

agreed
 


App 240000*20= 4800000.......(1) Allot: due 200000*50=10000000  -paid in advance=       800000 - E not paid           = 180000 (4000*50)-(1000*20) So total rec on all 9020000...........(2) CALLS     =8500000...........(3) (200000*50)-(10000*50) Reissue=8000*90=720000........(4) bank balance= 23040000

 

i also agreeee....

Sorry everyone :(

but as per me following is simple calculation please refer & revert if found any mistake

   

 Particulars 

 Shares 

 Per share 

 Bank Receipts 

 Old Answer 

 Difference 

 Applications    240,000        20         4,800,000
        4,800,000
-
 Allotment    196,000        50         9,800,000         9,020,000         780,000
 All Two Calls    190,000        50         9,500,000         8,500,000      1,000,000
 Reissue        8,000        90            720,000           720,000  -
 Total    24,820,000  23,040,000  1,780,000

I have also compared my answer with old one so that my disagreements with old one can be easily found.

Originally posted by : Nandish Shukla
Sorry everyone
but as per me following is simple calculation please refer & revert if found any mistake
   




 Particulars 


 Shares 


 Per share 


 Bank Receipts 


 Old Answer 


 Difference 



 Applications 
  240,000
       20
        4,800,000

        4,800,000

-


 Allotment 
  196,000
       50
        9,800,000
        9,020,000
        780,000


 All Two Calls 
  190,000
       50
        9,500,000
        8,500,000
     1,000,000


 Reissue 
      8,000
       90
           720,000
          720,000
 -


 Total 
  24,820,000
 23,040,000
 1,780,000




I have also compared my answer with old one so that my disagreements with old one can be easily found.

You have not considered excess money on 40000 shares at the time of application which will be adjusted against allotment

Yup sorry rectifying that one but in old one there are other differences also.

 

 Particulars   Shares   Per share   Bank Receipts   Old Answer   Difference 
 Applications    240,000        20         4,800,000
        4,800,000
                    -  
 Excess to be adjusted in Allotment     (40,000)        20           (800,000)                        -          (800,000)
 Allotment    196,000        50         9,800,000         9,020,000         780,000
 All Two Calls    190,000        50         9,500,000         8,500,000      1,000,000
 Reissue         8,000        90             720,000            720,000                     -  
 Total    24,020,000  23,040,000     980,000

Ya 1000000 at allotment it was a multiplication mistake I admit but still at the time of allotment the differance u r getting of 20000 is due to shares of E who was alloted 4000 shares but he paid application monet on 5000 shares so excess application money (5000-4000)*20= 20000 will be there in the cash balance.

Actually you are making mistake at getting E's applied Shares by 5000 number

That is coming to 4800 shares.

4000*240000/200000 ( as he is alloted 4000 shares total alloted shares = 200000 & total allotment made to 240000 shares)

PLease check

ya its 4800 ye sunday kuch hota hi nahi

next time i will take care not reply casually

but 4800-4000= 800*20= 16000 will be there in the answer

So finally i modified my first answer and all things there now r correct

It Is Okey Yaar,

It is not fault of sunday or else,

it is fault of simplicity even I have not considerred the allotment issue.

None is perfact in everything.

We must be student to learn at anytime or any age.

 

Thanks

 

Originally posted by : NewLife
 

 pleasse find attcahed file containing the calculation of amount representing as bank balance

Hi everybody, the simple way to solve it is :

Amount paid by non-defaulting shareholderds (1,90,000 x 120)         = 2,28,00,000

Amount paid by E (pro rata 4,000/6 * 5 = 4800 x 20)                              =        96,000

Amount paid by F (6,000 x 70)                                                                    =     4,20,000

Amount paid by G (8,000 x 90)                                                                   =     7,20,000

Total bank balance                                                                                      = 2,40,36,000

Regards, CA Shakuntala Chhangani

yes i agree with both vijay and sakunthala mam


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