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Journal entries for application and allotment of shares

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Here are the journal entries for Question One:

  1. Record application money received

    When the application money is received, the bank account is debited, and the share application account is credited.

    Bank AccountDr.Tshs. 2,000To Share Application AccountCr.Tshs. 2,000\begin{align*} \text{Bank Account} &\quad \text{Dr.} & \text{Tshs. } 2,000 \\ \text{To Share Application Account} &\quad \text{Cr.} & \text{Tshs. } 2,000 \\ \end{align*}

    (Being application money received on 1,000 shares at Tshs. 2 per share)

  2. Transfer application money to share capital

    The application money is then transferred from the share application account to the ordinary share capital account.

    Share Application AccountDr.Tshs. 2,000To Ordinary Share Capital AccountCr.Tshs. 2,000\begin{align*} \text{Share Application Account} &\quad \text{Dr.} & \text{Tshs. } 2,000 \\ \text{To Ordinary Share Capital Account} &\quad \text{Cr.} & \text{Tshs. } 2,000 \\ \end{align*}

    (Being application money on 1,000 shares transferred to share capital)

  3. Record allotment money due

    When allotment money becomes due, the share allotment account is debited, and the ordinary share capital account is credited.

    Share Allotment AccountDr.Tshs. 3,000To Ordinary Share Capital AccountCr.Tshs. 3,000\begin{align*} \text{Share Allotment Account} &\quad \text{Dr.} & \text{Tshs. } 3,000 \\ \text{To Ordinary Share Capital Account} &\quad \text{Cr.} & \text{Tshs. } 3,000 \\ \end{align*}

    (Being allotment money due on 1,000 shares at Tshs. 3 per share)

  4. Record allotment money received

    Upon receiving the allotment money, the bank account is debited, and the share allotment account is credited.

    Bank AccountDr.Tshs. 3,000To Share Allotment AccountCr.Tshs. 3,000\begin{align*} \text{Bank Account} &\quad \text{Dr.} & \text{Tshs. } 3,000 \\ \text{To Share Allotment Account} &\quad \text{Cr.} & \text{Tshs. } 3,000 \\ \end{align*}

    (Being allotment money received)

  5. Record first and final call money due

    When the first and final call money becomes due, the share first and final call account is debited, and the ordinary share capital account is credited.

    Share First and Final Call AccountDr.Tshs. 5,000To Ordinary Share Capital AccountCr.Tshs. 5,000\begin{align*} \text{Share First and Final Call Account} &\quad \text{Dr.} & \text{Tshs. } 5,000 \\ \text{To Ordinary Share Capital Account} &\quad \text{Cr.} & \text{Tshs. } 5,000 \\ \end{align*}

    (Being first and final call money due on 1,000 shares at Tshs. 5 per share)

  6. Record first and final call money received

    Upon receiving the first and final call money, the bank account is debited, and the share first and final call account is credited.

    Bank AccountDr.Tshs. 5,000To Share First and Final Call AccountCr.Tshs. 5,000\begin{align*} \text{Bank Account} &\quad \text{Dr.} & \text{Tshs. } 5,000 \\ \text{To Share First and Final Call Account} &\quad \text{Cr.} & \text{Tshs. } 5,000 \\ \end{align*}

    (Being first and final call money received)

    The journal entries are complete.

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