Statement of Changes in Equity | Company | Explained with Examples

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FYI this only helps if you are doing caps or IEB not Cambridge syllabus

[@partsontakwiri9679]

would you mind assist with consolidated statement of changes in equity with practical examples

[@TheQueenEPK]

HI, thanks for the explanation. If we had done a S o OCI , would we have used the Total comprehensive income in place of the profit?

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[@MrDGAF31]

Now don't you have to calculate the dividend for the shares issued also? I don't understand

[@karolinesheefeni8121]

What if there was some costs incurred and what about preference shares?

[@himanshubarnwal934]

headings can be extended as required.

[@OG-dp1kx]

Since equity is a credit balance shouldn't thus be presented as such, any reduction in equity should be a debit entry

[@DaiGua]

Hi, why 20:38 the share premium is calculated after the ordinary shares? Share premium that we learnt is will get the amount before ordinary shares, it shouldn’t get only $0.50per share because it is deducted after ordinary share was paid....I’m so confused

[@DaiGua]

Or does it mean if the par value is higher than the ordinary share par value, that means these shares *included* share premium, so we need to use R3-R2.50 to get the share premium par value?

[@nasraosman2077]

What if the par value is lowered

[@himanshubarnwal934]

give a heading of discount then.

[@raysitunyama3001]

is this high school accounting what level is this?

[@joshuauzoka2502]

Can there be a decrease in the equity from the previous year (for example 2019:2000
2020:1000
Is it possible?

[@letsplaywitheesa1668]

Yes when company buys back its shares, it will be a decrease in equity.

[@jenniferorjiako4416]

Why are we using 2019 since we were asked to solve for 2020

[@sndlamini9384]

Opening balance

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