[ipcc] sale of right shares treatment-investment accounts

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In IPCC Paper 1 Accounting Chapter 12 Investment Accounts, illustration 1 "Sundar Problem" it is indicated in the problem that Sundar sold 33.33% of right shares entitled to him 5000shares @ Rs 2 per share = 10,000/- this transaction was entered on the credit side of Investment Account.

I read the provision regarding right shares that if the "Investments are acquired on cum-right basis and the market value of investments immediately after their becoming ex right is lower than the cost for which they were acquired, it may be appropriate to apply the sale proceeds of the rights to reduce the carrying amount of such investments to the market value"

i thought this provision leads to the reason that sale of rights was credited to investment a/c but in the problem no market value was stated

the same problem in Padhuka's Costing Jan 2009 PCC edition book the sale of rights was credited to P&L account

anyone pls clarify how to treat the sale proceeds of right shares & why in brief? i've attached the Study Material file for better understanding

- Regards

Subhash Peri

 


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I too have the same problem plz clarify
Ok Now see right share are purchased and some rights are sold Normally right shares are entitle to dividend if dividends are declared after purchase of Right shares and it is specifically given that this right shares are not entitle to dividend . This is the meaning of your line " right shares acquired on cum right basis but immediately they become ex right" That is why the rights sold will appear as dividend on credit side (as per AS 13) I hope it will help u in solving questions
Ok Now see right share are purchased and some rights are sold Normally right shares are entitle to dividend if dividends are declared after purchase of Right shares and it is specifically given that this right shares are not entitle to dividend . This is the meaning of your line " right shares acquired on cum right basis but immediately they become ex right" That is why the rights sold will appear as dividend on credit side (as per AS 13) I hope it will help u in solving questions
Any dividend received on newly purchased shares in the current year shall be reduced from the cost of the investment . So to reduce the cost it has been written in the credit side and also note that while calculating the average cost 10000 has been reduced .


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