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Solution Chapter 7 Complete Far2

1. The document provides examples of journal entries for issuing shares using the memorandum method and journal entry method. It includes entries for issuing ordinary shares, preference shares, and recording related accounts like share capital, share premium, and legal capital. 2. Exercise 2 shows journal entries for issuing ordinary and preference shares on different dates, and calculates account balances for share capital, share premium, and legal capital. 3. Exercise 3 provides two examples of journal entries for issuing shares, one where the par value is stated and one where the par value is not stated. It also shows the calculation of total shareholders' equity.
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1. The document provides examples of journal entries for issuing shares using the memorandum method and journal entry method. It includes entries for issuing ordinary shares, preference shares, and recording related accounts like share capital, share premium, and legal capital. 2. Exercise 2 shows journal entries for issuing ordinary and preference shares on different dates, and calculates account balances for share capital, share premium, and legal capital. 3. Exercise 3 provides two examples of journal entries for issuing shares, one where the par value is stated and one where the par value is not stated. It also shows the calculation of total shareholders' equity.
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Chapter 7

Exercise 1
1-a) Memorandum Method 1-b) Journal Entry Method
2021
Mar 1 Russ Corp. is authorized to isuue ordinary share capital of P10,000,000 Unissued Ordinary Share Capital ( 10,000,000)
divided into 500,000 shares with par value of P20. Authorized Ordinary Share Capital ( 10,000,000)
500,000 x 20

1 Cash ( 6,000,000) Cash ( 6,000,000)


Ordinary share capital ( 6,000,000) Unissued Ordinary share capital ( 6,000,000)
300,000 x 20

5 Legal Expenses ( 90,000) Legal Expenses ( 90,000)


Ordinary Share Capital ( 90,000) Unissued Ordinary Share Capital ( 90,000)
FV 90,000
4,500 x 20

25 Cash ( 210,000) Cash ( 210,000)


Ordinary Share Capital ( 200,000) Unissued Ordinary Share Capital ( 200,000)
Share Premium ( 10,000) Share Premium ( 10,000)
10,000 x 21
10,000 x 20
10,000 x 1

30 Cash ( 4,081,000) Cash ( 4,081,000)


Ordinary Share Capital ( 3,710,000) Unissued Ordinary Share Capital ( 3,710,000)
Share Premium ( 371,000) Share Premium ( 371,000)
185,500 x 22
185, 500 x 20 2-a) Total Legal Capital ( 10,000,000) (6,000,000 + 90,000 + 200,000 + 3,710,000)
185,500 x 2 3-a) Total share preimum ( 381,000) (10,000 + 371,000)

Authorized ( 500,000)
Issued ( (300,000)
( (4,500)
( (10,000)
Remaining ( 185,500)
Exercise 2
1-a) Memorandum Method
2021
Jan 1 Bright Corp is authorized to issue preference share capital of P1,000,000 May 2 Cash ( 6,656,000)
divided into 100,000 shares with par value P10. Ordinary Share Capital ( 6,400,000)
Share Premium ( 256,000)
Bright Corp is authorized to issue ordinary share capital of P10,000,000 128,000 x 52
divided into 200,000 shares with par value P50. 128,000 x 50
128,000 x 2
2 Cash ( 2,500,000)
Ordinary Share Capital ( 2,500,000) Jun 2 Cash ( 275,000)
200,000 x 25% x 50 Preference Share Capital ( 250,000)
Share Premium ( 25,000)
Cash ( 250,000) 25,000 x 11
Preference Share Capital ( 250,000) 25,000 x 10
100,000 x 25% x 10 25,000 x 1

10 Cash ( 1,020,000) 2. Compute for the balances of the following accounts


Ordinary Share Capital ( 1,000,000)
Share Premium ( 20,000) a. Ordinary Share Capital
20,000 x 51 2,500,000 + 1,000,000 + 100,000 + 6,400,000 = 10,000,000
20,000 x 50
20,000 x 1 b. Preference Share Capital
250,000 + 500,000 + 250,000 = 1,000,000
12 Cash ( 2,600,000)
Preference Share Capital ( 500,000) c. Share Premium- ordinary
Share Premium ( 2,100,000) 20,000 + 25,000 + 256,000 = 301,000
100,000 x 50% x 52
100,000 x 50% x 10 d. Share Premium- preference
100,000 x 50% x 42 2,100,000 + 25,000 = 2,125,000

Feb 3 Store Furniture ( 125,000) LEGAL CAPITAL


Ordinary Share Capital ( 100,000) 10,0000 + 1,000,000 = 11,000,000
Share Premium ( 25,000)
Store Furniture valued at
2,000 x 50
125,000 - 100,000
Exercise 3 Exercise 4 Journal Entry Method
1-a) Cheers Corp is authorized to issue ordinary share capital of 2020
P 375,000 divided into 25,000 shares with par value P15. May 1 Unissued preference share capital ( 1,000,000)
Authorized preference share capital ( 1,000,000)
Cash ( 450,000) 100,000 x 10
Ordinary Share Capital ( 375,000)
Share Premium ( 75,000) Unissued ordinary share capital ( 1,800,000)
25,000 X 18 Authorized ordinary share capital ( 1,800,000)
25,000 X 15 120,000 x 15
25,000 X 3
2 Subscription Receivable - preference ( 250,000)
1-b) Cheers Corp is authorized to issue ordinary share capital of Subscribed preference share capital ( 250,000)
P275,000 divided into 25,000 shares with statead value of P11. 100,000 x 25% x 10

Cash ( 450,000) Subscription Receivable - ordinary ( 450,000)


Ordinary Share Capital ( 275,000) Subscribed ordinary share capital ( 450,000)
Share Premium ( 175,000) 120,000 x 25% x 15
25,000 X 18
25,000 X 11 Cash ( 62,500)
725,000 X 18 Subscription Receivable - preference ( 62,500)
250,000 x 25%
2-a) Ordinary Share Capital ( 375,000)
Share Premium ( 75,000) Cash ( 112,500)
Total Shareholders' Equity ( 450,000) Subscription Receivable - ordinary ( 112,500)
450,000 x 25%
2-b) Ordinary Share Capital ( 275,000)
Share Premium ( 175,000) 10 Cash ( 11,000)
Total Shareholders' Equity ( 450,000) Unissued Preference Share Capital ( 10,000)
Share Premium ( 1,000)
1,000 x 11
1,000 x 10
1,000 x 1

21 Cash ( 93,750)
Subscription Receivable - preference ( 93,750)
(250,000 x 75%) / 2
Exercise 5 Cash ( 168,750)
Subscription Receivable - ordinary ( 168,750)
a) Monice Corp is authorized to issue ordinary share capital of (450,000 x 75%0 / 2
P800,000 divided into 100,000 shares with par value P8.
31 Cash ( 93,750)
Cash ( 400,000) Subscription Receivable - preference ( 93,750)
Ordinary share capital ( 320,000) (250,000 x 75%) / 2
Share premium ( 80,000)
40,000 x 10 Cash ( 168,750)
40,000 x 8 Subscription Receivable - ordinary ( 168,750)
40,000 x 2 (450,000 x 75%0 / 2

Subscription Receivable - ordinary ( 120,000) Subsribed preference share capital ( 250,000)


Subscribed ordinary share capital ( 80,000) Unissued Preference share capital ( 250,000)
Share preimum ( 40,000)
10,000 x 12 Subscribed ordinary share capital ( 450,000)
10,000 x 8 Unissued Ordinary share capital ( 450,000)
10,000 x 4
31 Inventory ( 25,000)
Cash ( 30,000) Unissued Ordinary Share Capital ( 21,000)
Subscription Receivable - ordinary ( 30,000) Share Premium ( 4,000)
120,000 x 25% Fair Value
1,400 x 15
ba) Monice Corp is authorized to issue ordinary share capital of 25,000 - 21,000
P700,000 divided into 100,000 shares with stated value of P7.
Exercise 6
Cash ( 400,000) 1)
Ordinary share capital ( 280,000) Oct 1 Subscription Receivable - ordinary ( 10,000,000)
Share premium ( 120,000) Subscribed ordinary share capital ( 8,000,000)
40,000 x 10 Share premium ( 2,000,000)
40,000 x 7 400,000 x 25
40,000 x 3 400,000 x 20
400,000 x 5
Subscription Receivable - ordinary ( 120,000)
Subscribed ordinary share capital ( 70,000) 1 Cash ( 2,500,000)
Share premium ( 50,000) Subscription Receivable - ordinary ( 2,500,000)
10,000 x 12 10,000,000 x 25%
10,000 x 7
10,000 x 5 10 Merchandise ( 140,000)
Machineries ( 400,000)
Cash ( 30,000) Land ( 1,400,000)
Subscription Receivable - ordinary ( 30,000) Preference Share Capital ( 1,800,000)
120,000 x 25% Share Premium-Preference ( 140,000)
Fair Value of Assets
Exercise 7 90,000 x 20
CASE 1 Subscription Receivable - 80,000- 1,940,000 - 1,800,000
Subscribed Ordinary Share Capital - 80,000-
(800 shares x P100) 15 Cash ( 1,875,000)
Subscription Receivable - ordinary ( 1,875,000)
Cash (10,000,000 x 75%)/4
Subscription Receivable - 50,000- - 50,000-
30 Cash ( 1,875,000)
No entry to record the default Subscription Receivable - ordinary ( 1,875,000)
(10,000,000 x 75%)/4
Advances on deliquency sale - 10,000-
Cash - 10,000- Nov 15 Cash ( 1,875,000)
Subscription Receivable - ordinary ( 1,875,000)
Joy is the highert bidder. (10,000,000 x 75%)/4

Cash - 40,000- 30 Cash ( 10,000)


Subscription Receivable - 30,000- Preference Share Capital ( 10,000)
Advances on deliquency sale - 10,000- 500 x 20

Subscribed Ordinary Share Capital - 80,000- 30 Cash ( 1,875,000)


Ordinary Share Capital - 80,000- Subscription Receivable - ordinary ( 1,875,000)
(10,000,000 x 75%)/4
Joy 245
Ali 555 Subscribed ordinary share capital ( 8,000,000)
800 shares Ordinary Share Capital ( 8,000,000)
CASE 2
Treasury Shares - 40,000- 2)
Subscription Receivable - 30,000- a Ordinary Share Capital ( 8,000,000)
Advances on deliquency sale - 10,000- b Share Premium-ordinary ( 2,000,000)
c Preference Share Capital ( 1,810,000) (1,800,000 + 10,000)
Subscribed Ordinary Share Capital - 80,000- d Share Premium-preference ( 140,000)
Ordinary Share Capital - 80,000-

WIX 800 shares


Exercise 8

a) Number of preference shares issued ( 360,000) = 7,200 shares


( 50)

b) Number of ordinary shares issued ( 500,000) = 10,000 shares


( 50)

c) Number of preference shares subscribed ( 180,000) = 3,600 shares


( 50)

d) Number of ordinary shares subscribed ( 70,000) = 1,400 shares


( 50)

e) Total legal capital


Preference ( 540,000)
Ordinary ( 570,000)
( 1,110,000)

f) Total share premium ( 136,000)

g) Total stockholders' equity ( 1,446,000)

Share Capital:
12% Preference shares capital P 50 par value
authorized 20,000 shares
Issued ( 360,000)
Subscribed ( 180,000)
Receivable ( 60,000) ( 120,000)
Ordinary share capital, P50 par value stock
Authorized 40,000 shares
Issued ( 500,000)
Subscribed ( 70,000)
Receivable ( 30,000) ( 40,000)
Reserves:
Share premium -preference ( 54,000)
Share premium-ordinary 82,000 ( 136,00082,000) ( 136,000)

Retained Earnings) ( 200,000)


Total shareholders’ equity ( 1,356,000)
Exercise 9
Memorandum Method
June 1 Gold Corp. is authorized to issue ordinary share capital of P12,000,000 20 Subscription Receivable ( 66,000)
divided into 600,000 shares with par value of P20. Subscribed Ordinary Share Capital ( 60,000)
Share Premium ( 6,000)
1 Subscription Receivable ( 3,000,000) Received 3,000 shares subscriptions
Subscribed Ordinary Share Capital ( 3,000,000) 3,000 x 22
Received 25% subscription. 3,000 x 20
600,000 x 25% x 20 3,000 x 2

1 Cash ( 750,000) 20 Cash ( 19,800)


Subscription Receivable ( 750,000) Subscription Receivable ( 19,800)
Received 25% down payment. Received 30% downpayment
3,000,000 x 25% 66,000 x 30%

2 Cash ( 520,000) 20 Equipment ( 20,000)


Notes Payable ( 520,000) Accounts Payable ( 20,000)
Issued a note for cash. Purchased equipment on account

10 Furniture ( 45,000) Jul 10 Cash ( 44,000)


Ordinary Share Capital ( 40,000) Subscription Receivable ( 44,000)
Share Premium ( 5,000) Received the balance due of 2,000 from June 20
Issued 2,000 shares for Furniture. 2,000 x 22
FV = 45,000
2,000 x 20 Subscribed Ordinary Share Capital ( 40,000)
45,000 - 40,000 Ordinary Share Capital ( 40,000)
2,000 x 20
11 Legal Fees ( 2,200)
Ordinary Share Capital ( 2,000) Aug 12 no entry
Share Premium ( 200)
Issued 100 shares for Legal Fees 15 Notes Payable ( 520,000)
FV= 2,200 Interest Expense ( 5,000)
100 x 20 Loss on Extinguishment of Debt ( 25,000)
2,200 - 2000 Ordinary Share Capital ( 500,000)
Share Premium ( 50,000)
16 Accounts Payable ( 20,000) EXERCISE 11 -SHORT PROBLEMS
Ordinary Share Capital ( 20,000) 1) 5,000 shares x P20 = P100,000
Issued 1,000 shares to settle June 20 transaction
1,000 x 20 2) 50,000 x P10 = P500,000 x 30% = 150,000

16 Advances on Delinquency sale ( 300) 3) Ordinary shares P3,000,000/P50 = 60,000 shares


Cash ( 300)
Preference shares P2,550,000/P15 = 170,000 shares
30 Advances on Delinquency sale ( 500)
Cash ( 500) 4) a) Total shareholders' equity = P18,150,000

30 Cash ( 16,200) b) Legal capital


Subscription Receivable ( 15,400) Preference SC - 5,000,000-
Advances on Delinquency sale ( 800) Ordinary SC - 10,000,000-
Subscribed Ordinary - 300,000-
30 Subscribed ordinary share capital ( 20,000) - 15,300,000-
Ordinary Share Capital ( 20,000)
c) Average Selling Price
31 Cash ( 2,250,000) of preference shares
Subscription Receivable ( 2,250,000)
3,000,000 x 75% Preference SC - 5,000,000-
Share premium - PS - 500,000-
31 Subscribed ordinary share capital ( 3,000,000) Total - 5,500,000-
Ordinary Share Capital ( 3,000,000)
= P5,500,000/50,000 shares 5M/P100
= P110

5) Preference
2,250,000/15
= - 150,000- shares

Ordinary
3,000,000/50
= - 60,000- shares

Total Shareholders' equity = P5,500,000

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