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Wednesday, 23 January 2013
Assignment:
Best Tyres Limited (BTL) - a local tyre manufacturing company famous all over Pakistan for
its tyres used in small vehicles. Its major customers include Cars Company Limited, City
Motors Limited, and Tyre Shop. BTL’s head office is situated in the heart of the Good City,
whereas, it’s manufacturing facilities are located near Port City. .
BTL was incorporated in 2007 with an authorized capital of 1 million ordinary shares of Re.
1 each, and 50,000 9% cumulative preferred shares of Rs. 100 each. BTL has issued all of the
preferred shares at par with the callable price of Rs. 110 each, and 600,000 ordinary shares at
premium of Rs. 15 each. Till 2011, BTL has earned an after tax profit of Rs. 6,920,000 in
cumulative. Since its inception, BTL is paying Paisa fifty per ordinary share as dividend on its
ordinary shares. In 2012, however, the company reported a net loss of Rs. 2,400,000 and
paid no dividend. BTL’s accounting year ends on December 31 each year.
Requirement:
1) Determine BTL’s retained earnings as on December 31, 2012 after taking into
account all dividends till the year 2012.
2) Prepare the stockholder’s equity section for the balance sheet as at December 31,
12012.
3) Calculate the book value per share of the company on the same date.
1) Determine BTL’s retained earnings as on December 31, 2012 after taking into
account all dividends till the year 2012.
Profit After tax Till 2011 6920000
Less: 9% to Prefered Profit 622800
Less: Divident Paid Till 2011
3148600
Profit @ [COLOR=#0000FF !important]Start of 2012 3148600
Less: Loss 2012 2400000
[COLOR=#0000FF !important]Retained Earning[/COLOR] before payment to prefered Stockholders 748600
9% Payment to Prefered Stock Holder 67374
Retained Earning 681226
2. Stock Equity
Issued Capital:
Best Tyres Limited (BTL) - a local tyre manufacturing company famous all over Pakistan for
its tyres used in small vehicles. Its major customers include Cars Company Limited, City
Motors Limited, and Tyre Shop. BTL’s head office is situated in the heart of the Good City,
whereas, it’s manufacturing facilities are located near Port City. .
BTL was incorporated in 2007 with an authorized capital of 1 million ordinary shares of Re.
1 each, and 50,000 9% cumulative preferred shares of Rs. 100 each. BTL has issued all of the
preferred shares at par with the callable price of Rs. 110 each, and 600,000 ordinary shares at
premium of Rs. 15 each. Till 2011, BTL has earned an after tax profit of Rs. 6,920,000 in
cumulative. Since its inception, BTL is paying Paisa fifty per ordinary share as dividend on its
ordinary shares. In 2012, however, the company reported a net loss of Rs. 2,400,000 and
paid no dividend. BTL’s accounting year ends on December 31 each year.
Requirement:
1) Determine BTL’s retained earnings as on December 31, 2012 after taking into
account all dividends till the year 2012.
2) Prepare the stockholder’s equity section for the balance sheet as at December 31,
12012.
3) Calculate the book value per share of the company on the same date.
Part A). | |
Profit After tax Till 2011 | 6920000 |
Less: 9% to Prefered Profit | 622800 |
Less: Divident Paid Till 2011 | 3148600 |
Profit @ Start of 2012 | 3148600 |
Less: Loss 2012 | 2400000 |
Retained Earning before payment to prefered Stockholders | 748600 |
9% Payment to Prefered Stock Holder | 67374 |
Retained Earning | 681226 |
account all dividends till the year 2012.
Profit After tax Till 2011 6920000
Less: 9% to Prefered Profit 622800
Less: Divident Paid Till 2011
3148600
Profit @ [COLOR=#0000FF !important]Start of 2012 3148600
Less: Loss 2012 2400000
[COLOR=#0000FF !important]Retained Earning[/COLOR] before payment to prefered Stockholders 748600
9% Payment to Prefered Stock Holder 67374
Retained Earning 681226
2. Stock Equity
Issued Capital:
1) Determine BTL’s retained earnings as on December 31, 2012 after taking into
account all dividends till the year 2012.
Profit After tax Till 2011 6920000
Less: 9% to Prefered Profit 622800
Less: Divident Paid Till 2011
3148600
Profit @ Start of 2012 3148600
Less: Loss 2012 2400000
Retained Earning before payment to prefered Stockholders 748600
9% Payment to Prefered Stock Holder 67374
Retained Earning 681226
Book value per share
The ratio of stockholder equity to the average number of common shares. Book value per share should not be thought of as an indicator of economic worth, since it reflects accounting valuation (and not necessarily market valuation).
Book Value of Per Share = Total Share Equity / Number of share O/s
= 74,181,226 / 6,50,000 = 114
Preferred Shares
(50,000@100)
Common Shares
(600,000@100)
account all dividends till the year 2012.
Profit After tax Till 2011 6920000
Less: 9% to Prefered Profit 622800
Less: Divident Paid Till 2011
3148600
Profit @ Start of 2012 3148600
Less: Loss 2012 2400000
Retained Earning before payment to prefered Stockholders 748600
9% Payment to Prefered Stock Holder 67374
Retained Earning 681226
Book value per share
The ratio of stockholder equity to the average number of common shares. Book value per share should not be thought of as an indicator of economic worth, since it reflects accounting valuation (and not necessarily market valuation).
Book Value of Per Share = Total Share Equity / Number of share O/s
= 74,181,226 / 6,50,000 = 114
Preferred Shares
(50,000@100)
Common Shares
(600,000@100)
Preferred Shares(50,000@100)Common Shares (600,000@100) Share premium Loss at the time of redemption Retained Earning | 9000,000 (500,000) | 5,000,000 60,000,000 8,500,000 681,226 |
3. Book value per share The ratio of stockholder equity to the average number of [COLOR=#0000FF !important]common shares. Book value per share should not be thought of as an indicator of economic worth, since it reflects accounting valuation (and not necessarily [COLOR=#0000FF !important]market[/COLOR]valuation). Book Value of Per Share = Total Share Equity / Number of share O/s = 74,181,226 / 6,50,000 = 114 Preferred Shares (50,000@10 | 74181226 |