Impiana Bhd. revealed the following information: a. The list of company's transactions that had occurred during the year ended 31 December 2020 but were yet to be accounted for and recorded in its accounting books: Date Descriptions Jan 2020• 50,000 ordinary shares at RM4.50 per share were issued for full payment. • 9% RM300,000 bonds were issued at par but payable at RM315,110. The bonds have a maturity period of 5 years. The interests on bonds were payable semi-annually and were due on June 30 and December 31. The market rate was 8%. Mar 2020 . A right issue was offered to existing shareholders, with the right to purchase one share for every 40 shares held, at RM1.50 lower than the market price. Market price on the date was RM5.30. All offers were taken up. Aug 2020 • A 3-month loan amounting to RM 20,000 was secured at 5% interest per annum • Sales revenue of RM900,000 were covered by the company's service warranty. During the year, the company's estimated warranty expense was RM36,000 and the amount of warranty claims paid in the month of September was RM37,500 Sept 2020 • Dividends to all ordinary shareholders which were proposed during the AGM of one-for-fifty (1:50) were approved. The market value per share was RM5.80 and the dividend rate declared was RM0.40 per share. The payment of the dividends was to be made in 2 stages; first, at the year-end (Dec 31) and the remaining on 15 January 2021. Oct 2020 • The company paid the bank loan; principal amount and interest. • Dividend attributable to preference shares were declared and paid. Dec 2020 b. The balances in the company's Statement of Financial Position at the beginning of January 1, 2020: Assets Cash Other assets RM 421,600 885,400 1,307,000 Shareholders' Equity Ordinary share capital, 500,000 authorised, 170,000 issued 5.5% Preference share capital 595,000 150,000
Impiana Bhd. revealed the following information: a. The list of company's transactions that had occurred during the year ended 31 December 2020 but were yet to be accounted for and recorded in its accounting books: Date Descriptions Jan 2020• 50,000 ordinary shares at RM4.50 per share were issued for full payment. • 9% RM300,000 bonds were issued at par but payable at RM315,110. The bonds have a maturity period of 5 years. The interests on bonds were payable semi-annually and were due on June 30 and December 31. The market rate was 8%. Mar 2020 . A right issue was offered to existing shareholders, with the right to purchase one share for every 40 shares held, at RM1.50 lower than the market price. Market price on the date was RM5.30. All offers were taken up. Aug 2020 • A 3-month loan amounting to RM 20,000 was secured at 5% interest per annum • Sales revenue of RM900,000 were covered by the company's service warranty. During the year, the company's estimated warranty expense was RM36,000 and the amount of warranty claims paid in the month of September was RM37,500 Sept 2020 • Dividends to all ordinary shareholders which were proposed during the AGM of one-for-fifty (1:50) were approved. The market value per share was RM5.80 and the dividend rate declared was RM0.40 per share. The payment of the dividends was to be made in 2 stages; first, at the year-end (Dec 31) and the remaining on 15 January 2021. Oct 2020 • The company paid the bank loan; principal amount and interest. • Dividend attributable to preference shares were declared and paid. Dec 2020 b. The balances in the company's Statement of Financial Position at the beginning of January 1, 2020: Assets Cash Other assets RM 421,600 885,400 1,307,000 Shareholders' Equity Ordinary share capital, 500,000 authorised, 170,000 issued 5.5% Preference share capital 595,000 150,000
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Transcribed Image Text:Impiana Bhd. revealed the following information:
a. The list of company's transactions that had occurred during the year ended 31
December 2020 but were yet to be accounted for and recorded in its accounting books:
Date
Descriptions
Jan 2020• 50,000 ordinary shares at RM4.50 per share were issued for full payment.
• 9% RM300,000 bonds were issued at par but payable at RM315,110. The
bonds have a maturity period of 5 years. The interests on bonds were
payable semi-annually and were due on June 30 and December 31. The
market rate was 8%.
Mar 2020 . A right issue was offered to existing shareholders, with the right to purchase
one share for every 40 shares held, at RM1.50 lower than the market price.
Market price on the date was RM5.30. All offers were taken up.
Aug 2020 • A 3-month loan amounting to RM 20,000 was secured at 5% interest per
annum
• Sales revenue of RM900,000 were covered by the company's service
warranty. During the year, the company's estimated warranty expense was
RM36,000 and the amount of warranty claims paid in the month of
September was RM37,500
Sept 2020
• Dividends to all ordinary shareholders which were proposed during the
AGM of one-for-fifty (1:50) were approved. The market value per share
was RM5.80 and the dividend rate declared was RM0.40 per share. The
payment of the dividends was to be made in 2 stages; first, at the year-end
(Dec 31) and the remaining on 15 January 2021.
Oct 2020
• The company paid the bank loan; principal amount and interest.
• Dividend attributable to preference shares were declared and paid.
Dec 2020
b. The balances in the company's Statement of Financial Position at the beginning of
January 1, 2020:
Assets
Cash
Other assets
RM
421,600
885,400
1,307,000
Shareholders' Equity
Ordinary share capital,
500,000 authorised, 170,000 issued
5.5% Preference share capital
595,000
150,000
Transcribed Image Text:Retained earnings
501,300
Liabilities
Other liabilities
Provision for warranty expense
48,000
12,700
1,307,000
Required:
1. Prepare the relevant journal entries (with brief narrations) for the above transactions
and where no entries are required, state your reason.
2. Prepare the Statement of Financial Position of Impiana Bhd. at 31 December 2020.
3. What is the main difference between Rights Issue and Bonus Issue? State ONE reason
for companies to issue bonus shares.
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