CRR Pertain to Capital Redemption Reserve fund which is created to secure the creditor & also it is mandatory to create while making the buy back of Share capital,b'coz after buy back the share capital reduce by such amount.(means the owner has paid before the liability being pay of the outsider & this give unsecurity to Creditor, that why it is mandatory to create the same with nominal value of share...) CRR can be used for as per the Act for Instance... Issue of Bonus share,some extend to the payment of Dividend after approval from Central Government.
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CRR Pertain to Capital Redemption Reserve fund which is created to secure the creditor & also it is mandatory to create while making the buy back of Share capital,b'coz after buy back the share capital reduce by such amount.(means the owner has paid before the liability being pay of the outsider & this give unsecurity to Creditor, that why it is mandatory to create the same with nominal value of share...) CRR can be used for as per the Act for Instance... Issue of Bonus share,some extend to the payment of Dividend after approval from Central Government. |
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Thank You very much Manoj but what I was asking is that FROM WHICH ACCOUNT we should create CRR i.e what should be the sequence of FREE RESERVES AND SECURITY PREMIUM ACCOUNT ??
If Buyback is from FREE RESERVES or Securities Premium , then, an amount equal to NOMINAL VALUE of Shares so bought back is transferred to CRR.
Hi,
As per the Companies Act 2013, CRR is created from the Profits of the company which only includes the Free Reserves.
Hence, Free Reserve includes following items
Therefore, CRR can be created from the above mentioned accounts in the same order of preference.
Hi,
CRR should be created only out of Free Reserves in-case of Redemption of Pref. Shares.
But, Securities Premium Account can used to create CRR in-case of Buyback as per Sec 68(1) (Explanation II - For the purposes of this section, "free reserves" includes securities premium account) r.w Sec 52 (3)(c) & 69 (1) of Companies Act, 2013
Yes.
Net worth = Share capital + all Reserves
Capital structure = share Capital + specific reserves
Which means,
Capital structure = Net worth - Free reserves
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