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The Big Water Company is in liquidation. All creditors have been paid out in full, leaving...

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

Issued Capital

$

$

100,000 7% cumulative preference shares, $0.20 uncalled

80,000

200,000 ‘A’ ordinary shares, fully paid

200,000

200,000 ‘B’ ordinary shares, $.50 uncalled

100,000

Less: Calls in arrears: $0.10 per share (for 100,000 shares)

(10,000)

Add: Calls in advance : $0.50 per share (for 40,000 shares)

20,000

110,000

Paid up Capital

390,000

Reserves:

General Reserve

20,000

Asset Revaluation Reserve

40,000

60,000

Accumulated Losses

(20,000)

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.

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Answer #1

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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