Correct option is A
The correct option is
(a) ₹3200.
Here is the step-by-step calculation of the amount transferred to the Capital Reserve Account:
Calculation of the Amount Transferred to Capital Reserve
The amount transferred to the Capital Reserve Account is the
gain made on the re-issue of forfeited shares. This gain is calculated as the total amount originally forfeited
minus the discount allowed on re-issue.
1. Calculate the amount forfeited per share (amount received):
The shares were issued at a face value of ₹10 with a premium of ₹5. The final call of ₹2 was not paid. The remaining amount (excluding the premium received) is the amount forfeited. The premium received is not reversed at forfeiture.
· Face Value = ₹10
· Unpaid Call (Final Call) = ₹2
· Amount received per share on capital account (forfeited amount per share) = Face Value - Unpaid Call
· Amount received per share = ₹10 - ₹2 =
₹8
Total amount forfeited on 400 shares = 400 shares
₹8/share =
₹3,200.
(Note: The securities premium is ignored for this calculation as it was received by the company and remains in the Securities Premium Account.)
2. Calculate the discount allowed on re-issue:
The shares were re-issued for a lump sum of ₹4,900 as "fully paid up" (meaning the paid-up value is the full face value of ₹10).
· Re-issue price per share = ₹4,900 / 400 shares = ₹12.25 per share.
· The re-issue price of ₹12.25 is
higher than the fully paid-up value of ₹10. Therefore, no discount was applied. The shares were re-issued at a premium.
· Discount allowed on re-issue =
₹0.
3. Calculate the amount transferred to Capital Reserve:
The full amount forfeited (₹3,200) is a capital gain, as no discount was used up during the re-issue process.
· Amount for Capital Reserve = Total Amount Forfeited - Discount on Re-issue
· Amount for Capital Reserve = ₹3,200 - ₹0 =
₹3,200.