alleryStart learning →Which fund can a company use to finance a buy-back of its shares?
ASecurities premium account
BRevaluation reserve fund
CCalls in arrears fund
DForfeited shares account
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Securities premium account
Section 68(1)(b) lists the securities premium account as a permitted source, alongside free reserves.
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