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Published On:Monday, 28 November 2011
Posted by Muhammad Atif Saeed

INTERNAL RECONSTRUCTION AND SURRENDER OF SHARES

INTERNAL RECONSTRUCTION AND SURRENDER OF SHARES
Reconstruction of Company :-
What is Reconstruction: Reconstruction is an exercise of restating assets & liabilities by company / entity whose financial position as reflected by its balance sheet is not healthy but future is promising.
       This exercise is done to gain the confidence of different stake – holders (creditors, lenders, customers, share holders etc) whose support is required for revival of the operations.
Objectives: 1. To generate surplus for writing off accumulated losses & writing down over – stated assets.
2. To generate cash for working capital needs, replacement of assets, to add balancing equipments, modernaise plant & machinery etc.
Type of Reconstruction: Broadly it is of two types such as –
1.    Internal Reconstruction – Recognisation with in the entity.
2.    External Reconstruction – Transfer of business to another company (usually new company) persuing to a scheme of amalgamation – Accounting is same as amalgamation.
Internal Reconstruction: The followings are the process / journal entries for making internal reconstruction –
1.    Assets. a) Revaluation of assets.
                       Assets A/c Dr.                 (Incremental Value)
                               To Reconstruction A/c.

b) Transfer of assets to creditors in discharge of liability.
    (i) Book value of assets transferred is less than liability settled.
                        Liability A/c Dr.
                               To Asset A/c             (Book value)
                               To Reconstruction A/c.
   (ii) Book value of assets transferred is greater than liability settled.
                        Liability A/c Dr.
                        Reconstruction A/c Dr.
                                To Asset A/c.
c) Sale of unproductive assets.
    (i) At profit.
                        Bank A/c Dr.                       (Sale proceeds)
                                To Asset A/c               (Book value)
                                To Reconstruction A/c.    (Profit)
    (ii) At loss.
                        Bank A/c Dr.                        (Sale proceeds)
                        Reconstruction A/c Dr.      (Loss)
                                To Asset A/c.                (Book value)
2.    Outside Liabilities. a) Settlement at discount.
                        Liabilities A/c Dr.
                                To Bank A/c
                                To Reconstruction A/c.       (Discount amount)
b) Conversion of liability from one class to another (e.g. unsecured to secured) usually for lower amount.
                        Unsecured Loan A/c Dr.
                                To Secured Loan A/c
                                To Reconstruction A/c.

c) Waiver of liability.
                         Liability A/c Dr.
                                 To Reconstruction A/c.
3.    Share Holders. a) Issue of fresh share.
                          -General entry-
b) Capital reduction.
                          Old Share Capital A/c Dr.
                                  To New Share Capital A/c
                                  To Reconstruction A/c.
4.    Utilisation of reconstruction surplus.
                           Reconstruction A/c Dr.
                                   To P & L  A/c
                                   To Asset A/c.
5.    Transfer of Reconstruction surplus unutilized (if any) to capital reserve.
                            Reconstruction A/c Dr.
                                   To Capital Reserve A/c.
Note: (i) The name of the company after capital reduction should end with the phrase “And reduced” (Sec. 104, Companies Act).
(ii) The narration to journal entry should specify the approval of High Court.
Surrender of Share :-
What is Surrender of Share : Surrender of share is an alternative to capital reduction. In this case the share holders volunteer to return some of the shares back to the company along with duly signed transfer deed.
Journal Entries:
1.   Surrender.
                           Share Capital A/c Dr.
                                    To Share Surrender A/c.
Note: The share surrender can be either equity or preference share.
2.   Reissue of surrendered shares.
a)    For discharge of liability.
(i)                Issue of share out of Share Surrender in the name of creditor.
                           Share Surrender A/c Dr.
                                      To Share Capital A/c.
(ii)             Cancellation of liability pursuant to issue of above share.
                           Liability A/c Dr.
                                      To Reconstruction A/c.
b)    Reissue for cash.
(i)                Receipt of cash.
                           Bank A/c Dr.
                                      To Reconstruction A/c.
Note: Cash receipt represents profit since there is no increase in liability.
(ii)             Issue of share to applicants out of Surrender Share.
                           Share Surrender A/c Dr.
                                      To Share Capital A/c.
Note: The share surrender may be either reissued by same share of same class or a different class subject to approval of the High Court.
3.   Cancellation of Share Surrender not reissued.
                         Share Surrender A/c Dr.
                                     To Reconstruction A/c.


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5 comments for "INTERNAL RECONSTRUCTION AND SURRENDER OF SHARES"

  1. what is the journal entry for:
    equity share before reconstruction is 20000 eq. share of rs 10 each.
    1. now eq.share will be reduced to rs 5 per share, rs 3 paid up. the call was to be made immediately for acquiring cash.

  2. Taking into consideration that shares called upto 10 but 5 paid up..Now as if the rest amout has not been received thus following entry will be made:
    Equity share capital A/c(5)..Dr
    To,Equity share caiptal(3)
    To,Reconstruction

  3. And after that:
    Equity share final call A/c..Dr 2
    To Equity share capital A/c 2

    Bank A/c....Dr 2
    To, Equity share final call 2

  4. And after that:
    Equity share final call A/c..Dr 2
    To Equity share capital A/c 2

    Bank A/c....Dr 2
    To, Equity share final call 2

  5. haha replying the answer after four years

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