1.A company limited by shares, can issue redeemable preference shares, only if it is authorized by its_______.
2.Redeemable preference shares cannot be redeemed unless they are_______.
3.Redeemable preference shares can be redeemed either out of the of _______ the company or out of proceeds of _______.
4.Premium on redemption of preference has to be provided either out of the _______ of the company or out of the _______.
5.An amount equal to the face value of the preference shares to be redeemed must be transferred to _______.
6.Capital redemption reserve can be utilized to issue fully paid _______ to equity shareholders.
7.Redemption of preference shares will not _______ the authorized.
8.U/s 80-5 (A) of the Companies Act, a company cannot issue irredeemable preference shares or shares which can be redeemed beyond a period of _______ years.
9.All the _______ profits are not included for the purpose of redemption.
10.After redemption, CRR will take the place of _______ share capital.
11.Bonus shares will not involve any _______ immediately.
12.Dividend equalization reserve is _______ profit.
13.Profit prior to incorporation is _______ profit.
14.Workmen’s compensation fund is _______ profit.
15.Securities premium A/c is _______ profit.
16.At times, “current assets” include (presumption) _______.
17.In case of calls-in-arrears, redeemable preference shares cannot be _______.
18.ABC Ltd. has issued 5,000 equity shares of Rs.100 each at a premium of Rs.20 each. For redemption, the amount that would be taken as “proceeds of fresh issue” is _______.
19.XYZ Ltd. has issued 5,000 8% preference shares of Rs.100 at a discount of 20% the amount for “proceeds of fresh issue” would be _______.
20.At times, reserve fund is also allowed to be transferred to _______.