Posted: 09 Apr 2009 at 22:42 | IP Logged
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sanju06 wrote:
Yeah . I do agree that shares can be issued only upon full subscription.common shares subscribed account has to be reduced by subscription receivable a/c, right. Then how is the shareholders equity account increased by the common shares subscribed?
Please share your thoughts.
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Alright, now I understand it correctly ! You are correct Sanjana that stock receivable account is a contra-equity account. So, the only impact on SE should have been the cash received for 20% of the subscriptions.
However, we don't have that option listed in the question. a.) and b.) are out of scope as they talk about the common stock issued which is not possible as only 20% of the subscriptions have been received and it's not specified that 20% is against full subscription value.Thus, we can assume partial payment.
Option c.) talks about 80% of the common stock subscribed which is again not possible as only 20% of the subscriptions have been received.
Thus, per my understanding, option d.) is the best available option ignoring the impact of contra-equity!
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