Allotment of shares Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Exam pack memo aue2601 2022 Auditing Theory and Practice (University of South Africa) lOMoARcPSD| 1 Assignment 1 is compulsory and due 21 st August 09 (study guide topics 1 3 4) - counts towards final module mark Assignment 2 is compulsory and due 25 th September 09 (study guide topic 5) - counts towards final module mark Assignment 3 is NOT compulsory and doesn't count towards final mark 3 self assessment Exam = 2 hours, consisting of : 70% - questions at Level 1 (knowledge an...

FAC1601 Assignment 2 Semester 1 S - The study-notes marketplace © CTM Tutoring All rights reserved +19 1. 4 If a company receives more applications than there are shares available for issue, the company has an over-subscription for its shares and the money of the unsuccessful applicants must be refunded. Bank = 125 000*2.5= 312 500 Application and allotment = 125 000* 2.5 = 312 500

Classes of shares: – Ordinary shares - shareholder has voting rights; may receive a dividend. – Preference shares - shareholder do not have voting rights. Receives a fixed dividend percentage and has priority over ordinary shares with regard to dividends and repayment of capital on liquidation. ACCOUNTING FOR THE ISSUE OF SHARES Receipt of money, as payment must accompany the application for the subscription of shares: Dr: Bank account Cr: Application and allotment (class of share...

Complete notes covering Workshop 10/11 of the University of Law's Business Law & Practice Module. - Company Finance: Debt versus Equity - Shares Overview - Allotment of Shares - Debt Finance; Security, Registration of a Charge,Loan Options and Contractual Terms

1. What are the provisions for continuous listing requirement under Securities Contracts(Regulation) Rules, 1957? List any six methods for achieving minimumpublicshareholding by a listed company. Answer- The provisions relating to continuous listing requirement under Securities Contracts(Regulation) Rules, 1957 are as follows: 1.The minimum offer and allotment to public in terms of an offer document shall be-at least twenty five per cent, if the post issue capital of the company calculated at ...

1. NATURE AND CLASSIFICATION OF COMPANIES………….…….…………… 5 - Types of companies - Nature and characteristics of a company - Classification of companies - Principle of legal personality and veil of incorporation - Distinction between companies and other forms of business associations 2. FORMATION OF COMPANIES………………………………………….………….21 - Promoters and pre-incorporation contracts - Process of forming a company - Memorandum and artic...

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The legal definition of a share Under the companies Act 71 of 2008, a share is defined as 'one of the units into which the proprietary interest in a profit company is divided". A share is a unit of the contribution made to the share capital. It is thus property and can be traded granting it incorporeal, moveable property. A share is also seen as a measure of a shareholders interest in a company, the interest consists of certain personal rights of the shareholder, which may be disposed of or t...

This pack of notes includes the following topics for BLP: 1. Tax: cheat sheets for calculating income tax, CGT, and corporation tax 2. Procedure plans for: converting a shelf company on full notice, changing a company's name, calling a GM on short notice and using written resolutions, redeeming shares out of capital, buying back shares out of profit/ capital, and a full list of post meeting matters. 3. Issue and allotment of shares 4. Debt finance and security 5. Directors' duties: discl...

*Law of Contracts* 1. Which of the following practices could be considered practicing law by a real estate broker for the sale or lease of real property? A. Use of a form prepared by the broker's company B. Use of a form prepared by an attorney C. Use of a form prepared by the property owner D. Use of a form promulgated by TREC - ANSWER-A 2. When a seller and a buyer wish to convey personal property, this is done with a: A. Deed B. Bill of sale C. Deed of Trust D. Nothing is requir...