Revised schedule vi

Dear Friends and Revered Seniors,

Under the Revised Schedule VI a company has to disclose the following , among other things, under the head "Share Capital" in the notes to accounts :

" a reconciliation of the number of shares outstanding at the beginning and at the end of the reporting period".

Can somebody please explain the meaning of the above statement with example ?

Thank you.

Replies (2)

yup. look....

suppose you have issued 10000 shares during the year and bought back 2000shrs......... and had a opening bal of 50000 shares

so net balance of shares you have to shown under the schedule and in notes reconcile lyk

no of shares outstanding at the beg.                      50000

issued                                                                            10000

bought back                                                                   (2000)

no of shres outstanding at d end                                58000

It basically asks for the details which spells out the change between the Opening & closing no of outstanding shares. You can consider Rishabh's example to understand it better.

 

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