Question: QUESTION FOUR [ 2 5 ] Success Limited registered with the CIPC and the Certificate of Commencement was issued on 1 July 2 0 2

QUESTION FOUR [25]
Success Limited registered with the CIPC and the Certificate of Commencement was issued on
1 July 2022. Authorised share capital was granted as follows:
900000 Ordinary shares of R2 each, and
40000010% Preference shares of R5 each
The following transactions took place for the year ended 30 June 2023.
2022
4 July
The Founders resolved to purchase 100000 Ordinary shares at R2 each and
2000010% Preference shares at R5 each. The share certificates for the Ordinary
shares and the 10% Preference Shares were issued to the Founders as agreed.
7 July Upon receipt of the share certificates, the Founders paid in full as resolved.
2 Sept The Company offered 100000 Ordinary shares at R2 each to the public. The
closing date for applications was 2 December 2023.
2 Dec Application for 110000 ordinary shares were received from the public with their
application monies and the regulatory application documents.
(continued)
30 Dec Shares were allotted to successful applicants.
2023
6 Jan
Unsuccessful applicants were refunded their application monies. The company
paid R7300 in respect of share issue expenses.
1 May Ordinary dividends of 10 cents per share were declared by the Directors after
approval by the shareholders at the annual general meeting. Dividends were
payable on 10 June 2023.
10 June Dividends due to shareholders were paid.
30 June Record the income tax expense that was calculated at R124800 for the
current financial year. Provisional tax payments have not been made.
30 June Record the closing entry at end of the financial year for the Share issue
expenses of R7300
Required:
Prepare general journal entries to record all the relevant transactions regarding the issue of
shares during the current financial year ended 30 June 2023. Include general journal entries for
the declaration and payment of dividends, the income tax expense, the payment of dividends as
approved, and the year-end closing entry for the share issue expenses.
NB: You are required to also record the date and a short narration for each transaction

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