The Big Water Company is in liquidation. All creditors have been paid out in full, leaving $120,000 available for distribution to shareholders.
The following information is extracted from the current balance sheet:
Big Water Company |
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Issued Capital |
$ |
$ |
100,000 7% cumulative preference shares, $0.20 uncalled |
80,000 |
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200,000 ‘A’ ordinary shares, fully paid |
200,000 |
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200,000 ‘B’ ordinary shares, $.50 uncalled |
100,000 |
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Less: Calls in arrears: $0.10 per share (for 100,000 shares) |
(10,000) |
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Add: Calls in advance : $0.50 per share (for 40,000 shares) |
20,000 |
110,000 |
Paid up Capital |
390,000 |
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Reserves: |
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General Reserve |
20,000 |
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Asset Revaluation Reserve |
40,000 |
60,000 |
Accumulated Losses |
(20,000) |
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Owner’s Equity |
430,000 |
Required
Prepare a schedule showing how the funds are made available to, or how the calls are made, for each class of shareholder, taking into consideration the preference shareholders, who have priority in a winding up in relation to the return of the capital.
Schedule of payment on liquidation
Amount $ | ||
Receipts | ||
a. Preference shares uncalled (100,000×0.2) | 20000 | |
b. 'B' ordinary shares calls in arrears collected(100000×0.1) | 10000 | |
c.B ordinary shares uncalled(100000×0.5) | 50000 | |
d. General eserves | 20000 | |
e.asset accumulation reserve | 40000 | |
Less:- Accumulated loss | (20000) | |
BALANCE AVAILABLE FOR DISTRIBUTION. | 120000 | |
1.Cmulative preference share holders of 100,000 | 100,000 | |
2. Ordinary ahares of A of 200,000 gets $20 per share Ordinary share B get $20 per share(as ordinary share holders bear loss of $380000 ) |
20000 |
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