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though the number of shares changes. Therefore, in the investment account, only the
           face value of the bonus shares is recorded in the nominal column on the debit side.

            Example 4.1
            On 1  April 2023, Zitendwa Ltd., purchased 2,000 ordinary shares of TZS 2,000
                 st
            each from Mkakati Plc at TZS 4,800,000. On 1  August 2023, Mkakati Plc issued
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            bonus shares of 1 share for every 5 shares held. Recording of these transactions in
            the investment account of Zitendwa Ltd will be as follows:

           Solution 4.1
                                              In the books of Zitendwa Ltd
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                                                Common shares account
                             Nominal  Income    Capital             Nominal  Income   Capital
                                                          Particulars
               Particulars       TZS     TZS         TZS               TZS     TZS        TZS

            1  Apr. 2023      4,000,000          4,800,000
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            Bank

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            1  Aug. 2023       800,000
            Bonus issue

            Workings:
             1.  The  nominal  value  of the  Bonus issue =  1  #  2000  share#  TZS 2000 =
                                                           5
                TZS800,000
             2.  The nominal or stated value of shares is only 4,000,000 (that is 2000 shares
                @ TZS 2,000 each). However, those shares were bought at a value of TZS
                4,800,000 which is higher than the nominal value that is at a premium. This is
                probably because the buyer had perceived a higher future return.


           Rights issue
           Rights issue of shares occurs when the company issue new shares, but the privilege
           is given to the existing shareholders, as their right. This gives existing shareholders
           an option of either buying them (exercising his/her right) or passing it over to another
           investor for consideration. In case an investor exercises the right, the nominal value and
           the amount paid are recorded in the nominal column and capital column, respectively,
           on the debit side of an investment account.
            Example 4.2
            On 1   Jan  2023  Hasa  Ltd  purchased  2,000  ordinary  shares  of  Sasa  Plc  of  TZS
                 st
            1,000 each, at TZS 2,500,000. On 1  September 2023, Sasa Plc gave the existing
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            shareholders a right to buy 1 new share for every 2 shares held, at TZS 800 each. If




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