Reduction of share capital
monika nahar (25 Points)
09 May 2017
does redemption of preference capital will result to reduction of share capital of the company, if yes then why?
5 Replies
CA Rashmi Gandhi
(Chartered Accountant)
(86461 Points)
Replied 09 May 2017
Yes redemption leads to reduction in share capital. On redemption compny pay back their amt of share capital by which share capital reduced.
Saloni Shah
(45 Points)
Replied 09 May 2017
As per section 55, redemption of preference shares does not amount to reduction in share capital, read with section 66 (regards to reduction of share capital).
As per companies act, 2013 now only redeemable preference shares can be issued.
So it's obvious that payment is mandatory thus doesn't cause reduction as per section 66 of companies act, 2013.
As per companies act, 2013 now only redeemable preference shares can be issued.
So it's obvious that payment is mandatory thus doesn't cause reduction as per section 66 of companies act, 2013.
Sudhir Todkar
(CS Professional)
(1021 Points)
Replied 09 May 2017
Following will not consider as a reduction of share capital:
i. Where a company cancels shares which have not been taken or agreed to be taken. This is not, however, deemed to be a reduction of capital. (Section 61)
ii. Where redeemable preference shares are redeemed in accordance with the provisions of sections 55.
iii. Where any shares are forfeited for non-payment of calls, though the forfeiture as a fact amounts to a reduction of capital.
iv. Where there is a surrender of shares or a gift is made to a company of its own shares. (The gift may be accepted in the name of a nominee of the company).
v. Where the nominal share capital of a company is reduced by cancelling any shares which have not been taken or agreed to be taken by any person.
vi. Where company purchases its own shares in pursuance of the provisions in section 68.
vii. Where a sum of money was received for allotment of shares but that could not be done, paying back that money to the depositor did not require the procedure for reduction of capital even though the money was shown as a part of company's subscribed capital.
i. Where a company cancels shares which have not been taken or agreed to be taken. This is not, however, deemed to be a reduction of capital. (Section 61)
ii. Where redeemable preference shares are redeemed in accordance with the provisions of sections 55.
iii. Where any shares are forfeited for non-payment of calls, though the forfeiture as a fact amounts to a reduction of capital.
iv. Where there is a surrender of shares or a gift is made to a company of its own shares. (The gift may be accepted in the name of a nominee of the company).
v. Where the nominal share capital of a company is reduced by cancelling any shares which have not been taken or agreed to be taken by any person.
vi. Where company purchases its own shares in pursuance of the provisions in section 68.
vii. Where a sum of money was received for allotment of shares but that could not be done, paying back that money to the depositor did not require the procedure for reduction of capital even though the money was shown as a part of company's subscribed capital.
Law Aspire
(CS)
(755 Points)
Replied 22 May 2017
Redemption will be done from which Source?
Will it be done from General reserve ot any other reserve is to be created for redemption of Preference Shares
Sana Sultana Mussu
(Student)
(5119 Points)
Replied 22 May 2017
redemption of preference shares can be done from Free reserves i.e General reserves or p&l
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