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Convertible issue Rs 500 lakh; debt part Rs 430 lakh. Equity part?Read the answer and worked solution →Debt Rs 80 lakh, equity Rs 20 lakh. Issue cost Rs 5 lakh. Split?Read the answer and worked solution →Conversion becomes very likely. Components are?Read the answer and worked solution →Own shares bought back, resold at gain. Profit recognised?Read the answer and worked solution →How are reacquired own equity instruments presented?Read the answer and worked solution →Buying back own shares from related parties triggers disclosure under which standard?Read the answer and worked solution →A dividend paid on equity-classified shares is recognised where?Read the answer and worked solution →A dividend on shares classed as liabilities is?Read the answer and worked solution →Gain on redeeming a liability below carrying amount goes?Read the answer and worked solution →Fair value changes of own equity instruments are?Read the answer and worked solution →Legal and printing costs of a share issue are?Read the answer and worked solution →The costs of a share issue that was later abandoned are what?Read the answer and worked solution →Which issue costs go against equity?Read the answer and worked solution →Income tax on distributions to equity holders follows which standard?Read the answer and worked solution →Set-off right held, gross settlement planned. Offset?Read the answer and worked solution →Receivable 80 lakh, payable 50 lakh, offset allowed. Shown?Read the answer and worked solution →Offsetting differs from derecognition how?Read the answer and worked solution →Assets pledged for non-recourse liabilities are usually?Read the answer and worked solution →Is a sinking fund offset against the debentures?Read the answer and worked solution →A master netting arrangement provides?Read the answer and worked solution →Puttable equity must entitle holders to?Read the answer and worked solution →Puttable equity must sit in which class?Read the answer and worked solution →On reclassifying equity to liability, difference goes to?Read the answer and worked solution →Must a financial instrument contract be written?Read the answer and worked solution →Which are 'entities' under Ind AS 32?Read the answer and worked solution →Pro rata rights at a fixed price in any currency are?Read the answer and worked solution →

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Convertible issue Rs 500 lakh; debt part Rs 430 lakh. Equity part?

  1. Rs 70 lakh
  2. Rs 430 lakh
  3. Rs 500 lakh
  4. Rs 930 lakh
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Correct answer: A. Rs 70 lakh

Equity equals total fair value less the liability component: 500 minus 430 gives Rs 70 lakh.

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Debt Rs 80 lakh, equity Rs 20 lakh. Issue cost Rs 5 lakh. Split?

  1. All Rs 5 lakh to debt
  2. Debt 4 lakh, equity 1 lakh
  3. Split equally to each part
  4. All Rs 5 lakh to equity
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Correct answer: B. Debt 4 lakh, equity 1 lakh

Costs follow the 80:20 split of proceeds, so 5 lakh divides into 4 lakh and 1 lakh.

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Conversion becomes very likely. Components are?

  1. Liability moved to equity
  2. Equity moved to liabilities
  3. Left as first classified
  4. Both remeasured at market
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Correct answer: C. Left as first classified

The likelihood of conversion changing does not alter the original split; the payment obligation remains until conversion or maturity.

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