When shares are forfeited due to non-payment of call money, the amounts previously paid by the shareholder are credited to the Share Forfeiture Account. If there is any excess balance remaining in this account after reissuing the forfeited shares, it must be transferred to a specific account in the financial statements. Which account is used to transfer the excess balance from the Share Forfeiture Account?
When shares are forfeited, the amount paid by the shareholders up to the point of forfeiture is credited to the Share Forfeiture Account. If these forfeited shares are later reissued at a discount or at face value, any excess balance remaining in the Share Forfeiture Account is transferred to the Capital Reserve Account. This account is used for specific purposes as defined by company law and cannot be distributed as dividends.
Which schedule of the Companies Act, 2013, pertains to the Format of Statement of Profit and Loss Account?
If the amount of work certified is 20% of the contract price, then how much profit should be taken to Profit & Loss Account?
The current expected risk-free rate is 4%, the equity premium is 3.9% and the beta is 0.8. calculate the return on equity.
Which among the following can be utilized for Buy Back of shares of an organisation?
Which among the following represent the potential benefits an individual, investor, or business misses out on when choosing one alternative over another?
Which of the following are the part of Market Infrastructure Institutions?
The new monetary Policy tool introduced by RBI this year in place of Reverse Repo was recommended earlier by which committee?
What does the OCEAN model stand for in regards to human personality?
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