Company Financial Statements Flashcards

(28 cards)

1
Q

What is share capital?

A

A company’s initial capital is divided into par, nominal and face value shares

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Equity shares

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No entitlement to a dividend, treated as capital, dividends charged to retained earnings.

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Redeemable preference shares

A

A non-current liability on SFP.
Dividend treated as interest expense - finance charge

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4
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Irredeemable preference shares

A

Capital in the equity section of SFP.
Dividend charged to retained earnings

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5
Q

Double entry for equity or irredeemable shares with dividend paid during/ before period

A

Dr retained earnings Cr cash/ accruals

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6
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Double entry for redeemable shares with dividend paid during/ before period

A

Dr finance charge Cr cash/accruals

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7
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Double entry for share issue

A

Dr cash (sharesshare price)
Cr share capital (shares
equity price)
Cr share premium (shares*(share price - equity price)

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8
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What is a rights issues?

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Made to existing shareholders in proportion to their shareholdings for company to raise new cash. Discounted share price for existing customers

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9
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What is x for y rights issue?

A

x new shares for every y shares you own
shares *x/y * equity share price

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10
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What is a bonus issue?

A

Giving existing shareholders free shares

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Double entry for bonus issue

A

Dr share premium or retained earnings, Cr share capital

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12
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Double entry for issue of debt

A

Dr cash Cr N-C liability

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13
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Double entry for repayment of debt

A

Dr N-C liability Cr cash

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14
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Double entry for interest paid

A

Dr interest expense (finance cost) Cr cash

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15
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Double entry for outstanding interest owed

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Dr interest expense (finance cost) Cr accruals

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16
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Double entry for repayment of loan with shares

A

Dr loan (full amount)
Cr share capital (nominal value of additional shares)
Cr share premium (balancing figure)

17
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What is a provision?

A

A liability of uncertain timing or amount, eg. a lawsuit settlement.

18
Q

When is a provision created?

A

When likelihood of payment is >50%

19
Q

Double entry for provision

A

Dr expense Cr provision

20
Q

Double entry for increase in provision

A

Dr expense Cr provision (required increase)

21
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Double entry for decrease in provision

A

Dr provision Cr expense (required decrease)

22
Q

Double entry to incur expenditure

A

Dr provision Dr expense Cr cash

23
Q

Double entry to remove excess provision

A

Dr provision Cr expense

24
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Double entry for tax charge

A

Dr tax expense Cr tax payable

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Double entry for tax charge payment
Dr tax payable Cr cash
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Over and under provisions
Paid less than expected - Cr on payable, over provision in prev. year so take away, reduces tax expense in following year. Paid more than expected - Dr on payable, under provision in prev. year so add, increases tax expense in following year.
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Where are rules and regulations applied?
Content, accounting concepts, presentation
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The processes must be.....
honest and truthful transparent and adaptable legally compliant consistent