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a company issues 12,000, 12 per cent perpetual preference shares of 100 each. company is expected to pay 2 per cent as flotation cost. calculate the cost of preference shares assuming to be issued at (a) face value of par value, (b) at a discount of 5% and (c) at a premium of 10%.​

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Answered by mitulpravinprajapati
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Answered by Sinthushaa
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Cost of preference shares

(a) face value of par value

Purchase price = 100

Floatation cost = 2% = 2

cost price. = 102

cost of preference share = ₹12,24,000

(b) At a discount of 5%

Purchase price = 100-(5% of 100 )

= 95

Floatation cost = 2%= 1.9

cost price = 96.9

cost of preference share = ₹11,62,800

(c) at a premium of 10%

Purchase price = 100+(10% of 100)

= 110

Floatation cost = 2%= 2.2

cost price = 112.20

cost of preference share = ₹13,46,400

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