01 February 2012
Yes. There is need to file form 2. Because at the time of buy-back, all shares were extinguished. Hence on issue, it will be called issue of new share. It is not similar to forfeiture.
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Anonymous
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Anonymous
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01 February 2012
Dear Expert,
If i do so then Paid up capital of company will become duplicated.
For Ex.
Company Buy Backs equity Shares of Rs. 10 Lacs out of 2 Crores paid Up Capital but ROC is still showing in its record Paid Up Capital Rs. 2 Crores instead of Rs. 1.9 Crores. And If i Reissue the Shares it ROC will show Paid Up Capital Rs. 2.1 Crore.
But actually i have issued paid up capital of Rs. 2 Crore only..
02 February 2012
Whenever you make any buy back, you have to file a return of buy back with RoC. Hence whenever you will file the return, your capital will be reduced, and hence whenever you will make issue again, there will not be any duplication.