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Accounting for Companies – II




                    Notes


                                      Notes  Actual Rate of Earning is also known as Earning Method.


                                   (c)   Valuation  of  Shares  Based  on  Capitalisation  of  Divisible  Profits:  Under  this  method,
                                       actual rate of earning or rate of dividend is computed as explained earlier. But profits
                                       available for distribution to equity shareholders or average future maintainable profits are
                                       capitalised on the basis of normal rate of capitalisation or return and profit will be calculated
                                       as explained in the last two methods. The following formula is adopted to capitalise the
                                       profits-

                                                                   Profits Available for Distribution
                                       Capitalised Value of Profits =                            × 100
                                                                Normal Rate of Capitalisation or Return
                                       To determine the value of the share, any one of the following methods can be used–
                                       Capitalised value of profits is divided by the number of equity shares to ascertain the value
                                       of share – (if there are only one type of shares having same paid up value of shares)

                                                      Capitalise Value of Profits
                                       Value of Share =
                                                        No. of Equity Shares
                                       The capitalised value of profits is divided by the paid up equity share capital. The result
                                       will be the value of rupee one paid up share and this will be multiplied by the paid up
                                       value of the share to ascertain the market value of the share under capitalisation of profit
                                       method. (Generally this method is adopted in that condition where the different paid up
                                       amounts of the various types of shares are given).


                                       Value of Share =   Capitalise Value of Profits  ×Paid-up Value of a Share
                                                      Paid-up Equity Shares Capital

                                   Illustration 6 (valuation Based on Rate of Dividend)
                                   Calculate the value of equity share 1,000; 14% Preference Shares of ` 100 each. 20,000 Equity
                                   Shares of ` 10 each.
                                   Annual Profits ` 1,90,000, ` 2,10,000, ` 2,05,000 and ` 2,15,000, in 2007, 2008, 2009, and 2010
                                   respectively.

                                   Rate of Tax 50%
                                   General Reserve Transfer = 20% of profits
                                   Normal Rate = 20%
                                   Solution
                                   Profits                                                            `

                                   2007                                                            1,90,000
                                   2008                                                            2,10,000
                                   2009                                                            2,05,000
                                   2010                                                            2,15,000
                                   Total Profits of 4 years                                        8,20,000





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