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EXERCISESQUESTION BANKQUESTIONS
EXERCISES [Pages 79 - 81]

C. B. Gupta solutions for कॉमर्स वॉल्यूम २ [अंग्रेजी] कक्षा १२ आईएससी 3 Sources of Financial for a Join stock Company EXERCISES [Pages 79 - 81]

Short Answer Type Questions

EXERCISES | Q 1 | Page 79

What are preference shares?

EXERCISES | Q 2. | Page 79

Give two privileges enjoyed by preference shareholders.

EXERCISES | Q 3. | Page 79

What are the two merits of issuing equity shares?

EXERCISES | Q 4. | Page 79

What are retained earnings?

EXERCISES | Q 5. | Page 79

Give the main forms in which financial assistance from a bank may be available.

EXERCISES | Q 6. | Page 79

Identify two sources of short-term funds.

EXERCISES | Q 7. | Page 79

Enumerate two factors which bring out the importance of debentures.

EXERCISES | Q 8. | Page 79

Answer the following question in one sentence.

What are ‘convertible debentures’?

EXERCISES | Q 9. | Page 79

Discuss the advantages of retained profits as a source of finance.

EXERCISES | Q 10. | Page 79

Give two sources of long-term funds.

EXERCISES | Q 11. | Page 79

Discuss the importance of preference shares as sources of long-term finance.

EXERCISES | Q 12. | Page 79

What are inter-corporate deposits (ICDs)?

EXERCISES | Q 13. | Page 79

What is meant by trade credit?

EXERCISES | Q 14. | Page 79

What is meant by factoring?

EXERCISES | Q 15. | Page 79

What is an overdraft?

EXERCISES | Q 16. | Page 79

What is Cash Credit?

EXERCISES | Q 17. | Page 79

What is bills discounting?

EXERCISES | Q 18. (a) | Page 79

Explain the term ICICI.

EXERCISES | Q 18. (b) | Page 79

Explain the term IDBI.

EXERCISES | Q 19. (i) | Page 79

Explain any two advantages of Public deposits.

EXERCISES | Q 19. (ii) | Page 79

Describe the disadvantages of public deposits.

EXERCISES | Q 20. | Page 79

What are retained earnings?

EXERCISES | Q 21. | Page 79

Give two characteristics of a debenture.

EXERCISES | Q 22. | Page 79

What is instalment credit?

EXERCISES | Q 23. | Page 79

What are Right Shares?

EXERCISES | Q 24. | Page 79

What are retained earnings?

EXERCISES | Q 25. | Page 79

Explain Debentures.

EXERCISES | Q 26. | Page 79

What is the advantage of participating preference shares over other preference shares?

EXERCISES | Q 27. (i) | Page 79

Explain any two advantages of Public deposits.

EXERCISES | Q 27. (ii) | Page 79

Describe the disadvantages of public deposits.

EXERCISES | Q 28. | Page 79

Answer the following question in one sentence.

What are ‘convertible debentures’?

EXERCISES | Q 29. | Page 79

What is meant by participating preference shares?

EXERCISES | Q 30. | Page 79

Why are preference shares so called?

EXERCISES | Q 31. | Page 79

Explain any two advantages of Public deposits.

EXERCISES | Q 32. | Page 79

What are the two advantages of ‘ploughing back’ of profits?

EXERCISES | Q 33. | Page 79

Explain the following term/concept:

Bonus shares

EXERCISES | Q 34. | Page 79

Distinguish between Bearer Debentures and Registered Debentures.

EXERCISES | Q 35. | Page 79

Write any two differences between Shares and Debentures.

EXERCISES | Q 36. | Page 79

From the view point of the company mention two disadvantages of raising money by the issue of shares.

EXERCISES | Q 37. | Page 79

Mention two drawbacks of ploughing back of profits, from the shareholder’s viewpoint.

EXERCISES | Q 38. | Page 80

Mention two specific advantages to a company from the issue of debentures.

EXERCISES | Q 39. | Page 80

State any four short-term sources of finance for a joint stock company. 

EXERCISES | Q 40. | Page 80

What is meant by trade credit?

EXERCISES | Q 41. | Page 80

Mention any four sources of finance for proprietary form of business organisation.

EXERCISES | Q 42. | Page 80

Mention any two drawbacks of public deposits as a source of finance.

EXERCISES | Q 43. | Page 80

Explain any two advantages of Public deposits.

EXERCISES | Q 44. | Page 80

Answer in one sentence.

What are cumulative preference shares?

EXERCISES | Q 45. | Page 80

Give the main forms in which financial assistance from a bank may be available.

EXERCISES | Q 46. | Page 80

What is meant by factoring?

EXERCISES | Q 47. | Page 80

In the context of right shares, bring out the meaning of pre-emptive right.

EXERCISES | Q 48. | Page 80

What is meant by participating preference shares?

EXERCISES | Q 49. | Page 80

Give two merits of Inter Corporate Deposits.

Essay Type Questions

EXERCISES | Q 1. | Page 80

What are the different types of short-term finances given by commercial banks?

EXERCISES | Q 2. (i) | Page 80

What are preference shares?

EXERCISES | Q 2. (ii) | Page 80

Discuss the importance of preference shares as sources of long-term finance.

EXERCISES | Q 2. (iii) | Page 80

What are the advantages of preference shares from the point of the investors?

EXERCISES | Q 3. | Page 80

Write any two differences between Shares and Debentures.

EXERCISES | Q 4. | Page 80

Discuss five main advantages of obtaining funds from specialised financial institutions.

EXERCISES | Q 5. | Page 80

Distinguish between equity shares and preference shares.

EXERCISES | Q 6. | Page 80

State any three advantages of debenture issue as a source of finance.

EXERCISES | Q 7. | Page 80

Write any two differences between Shares and Debentures.

EXERCISES | Q 8. | Page 80

Discuss five main advantages of obtaining funds from specialised financial institutions.

EXERCISES | Q 9. | Page 80

Explain various types of preference shares.

EXERCISES | Q 10. | Page 80

Explain the advantages of equity shares, as a source of finance.

EXERCISES | Q 11. | Page 80

Write any two differences between Shares and Debentures.

EXERCISES | Q 12. | Page 80

Write a short note on underwriting of shares.

EXERCISES | Q 13. | Page 80

What are retained earnings?

EXERCISES | Q 14. | Page 80

What are retained earnings?

EXERCISES | Q 15. (i) | Page 80

Write any two differences between Shares and Debentures.

EXERCISES | Q 15. (ii) | Page 80

Distinguish between equity shares and preference shares.

EXERCISES | Q 15. (iii) | Page 80

Distinguish between redeemable debentures and irredeemable debentures.

EXERCISES | Q 16. (a) | Page 80

Distinguish between cumulative and non-cumulative preference shares.

EXERCISES | Q 16. (b) | Page 80

Discuss the objectives of institutional finance.

EXERCISES | Q 17. (a) | Page 80

Explain the advantages of equity shares as a source of long-term finance.

EXERCISES | Q 17. (b) | Page 80

Give two main features of participating preference shares.

EXERCISES | Q 18. (a) (i) | Page 80

What are preference shares?

EXERCISES | Q 18. (a) (ii) | Page 80

Discuss the importance of preference shares as sources of long-term finance.

EXERCISES | Q 18. (b) | Page 80

What are the various kinds of Debentures?

EXERCISES | Q 19. (i) | Page 81

What are public deposits?

EXERCISES | Q 19. (ii) | Page 81

Explain any two advantages of Public deposits.

EXERCISES | Q 19. (ii) | Page 81

Describe the disadvantages of public deposits.

EXERCISES | Q 20. (i) | Page 81

What is debenture?

EXERCISES | Q 20. (ii) | Page 81

State any three advantages of debenture issue as a source of finance.

EXERCISES | Q 20. (iii) | Page 81

Discuss the disadvantages of raising finance through debentures.

EXERCISES | Q 21. | Page 81

What are the two advantages of ‘ploughing back’ of profits?

EXERCISES | Q 22. | Page 81

Why are participating preference shares so called?

EXERCISES | Q 23. (i) | Page 81

Explain the advantages of equity shares as a source of long-term finance.

EXERCISES | Q 23. (ii) | Page 81

Explain the disadvantages of equity shares as a source of long-term finance.

EXERCISES | Q 24. | Page 81

Write any two differences between Shares and Debentures.

EXERCISES | Q 25. | Page 81

What are the two advantages of ‘ploughing back’ of profits?

EXERCISES | Q 26. | Page 81

Identify two sources of working capital or short-term capital.

EXERCISES | Q 27. (a) | Page 81

Distinguish between the following:

Rights Shares and Bonus Shares

EXERCISES | Q 27. (b) (i) | Page 81

Define debenture.

EXERCISES | Q 27. (b) (ii) | Page 81

Describe the various types of debentures.

EXERCISES | Q 28. | Page 81

Explain any four merits of borrowing funds from financial institutions.

EXERCISES | Q 29. (i) | Page 81

What is meant by Equity Shares?

EXERCISES | Q 29. (ii) | Page 81

Explain the advantages of equity shares as a source of long-term finance.

EXERCISES | Q 30. | Page 81

Explain the following term/concept.

Sweat Equity shares

EXERCISES | Q 31. (i) | Page 81

Explain Debentures.

EXERCISES | Q 31. (ii) | Page 81

State any four disadvantages of debentures. 

EXERCISES | Q 32. | Page 81

Write short note on Bank overdraft.

EXERCISES | Q 33. | Page 81

Explain the three disadvantages of preference shares from the investors’ point of view. 

EXERCISES | Q 34. | Page 81

Explain four advantages of raising funds from commercial banks.

EXERCISES | Q 35. | Page 81

Explain any three disadvantages of borrowing funds from specialized financial institutions.

EXERCISES | Q 36. | Page 81

Write a short note on the following:

E.S.O.P.

QUESTION BANK [Pages 81 - 88]

C. B. Gupta solutions for कॉमर्स वॉल्यूम २ [अंग्रेजी] कक्षा १२ आईएससी 3 Sources of Financial for a Join stock Company QUESTION BANK [Pages 81 - 88]

QUESTION BANK | Q 1. | Page 81

What is meant by Equity Shares?

QUESTION BANK | Q 2. | Page 81

Write a short note on the following:

E.S.O.P.

QUESTION BANK | Q 3. | Page 81

Answer this question in about fifteen words:

What is Right Issue?

QUESTION BANK | Q 4. | Page 81

Explain the following term/concept.

Sweat Equity shares

QUESTION BANK | Q 5. | Page 81

What are preference shares?

QUESTION BANK | Q 6. | Page 81

What preferential rights are enjoyed by preference shareholders? Explain.

QUESTION BANK | Q 7. | Page 82

Discuss the importance of preference shares as sources of long-term finance.

QUESTION BANK | Q 8. | Page 82

What is the advantage of participating preference shares over other preference shares?

QUESTION BANK | Q 9. | Page 82

Why are preference shares so called?

QUESTION BANK | Q 10. | Page 82

What is meant by participating preference shares?

QUESTION BANK | Q 11. | Page 82

What is a “Hybrid Security”?

QUESTION BANK | Q 12. (i) | Page 82

What are preference shares?

QUESTION BANK | Q 12. (ii) | Page 82

Discuss the importance of preference shares as sources of long-term finance.

QUESTION BANK | Q 12. (iii) | Page 82

What are the advantages of preference shares from the point of the investors?

QUESTION BANK | Q 13. | Page 83

Distinguish between cumulative and non-cumulative preference shares.

QUESTION BANK | Q 14. | Page 83

What are the two merits of issuing equity shares?

QUESTION BANK | Q 15. | Page 83

Write a short note on underwriting of shares.

QUESTION BANK | Q 16. (i) | Page 84

Distinguish between equity shares and preference shares.

QUESTION BANK | Q 16. (ii) | Page 84

Distinguish between equity shares and preference shares.

QUESTION BANK | Q 17. | Page 84

Explain the following term/concept:

Bonus shares

QUESTION BANK | Q 18. | Page 84

Name the securities which a company may issue to raise loans from the general public.

QUESTION BANK | Q 19. | Page 84

Explain Debentures.

QUESTION BANK | Q 20. | Page 84

Give two characteristics of a debenture.

QUESTION BANK | Q 21. (i) | Page 85

Answer the following question in one sentence.

What are ‘convertible debentures’?

QUESTION BANK | Q 21. (ii) | Page 85

Answer the following question in one sentence.

What are ‘convertible debentures’?

QUESTION BANK | Q 22. (i) | Page 85

Write any two differences between Shares and Debentures.

QUESTION BANK | Q 22. (ii) | Page 85

Write any two differences between Shares and Debentures.

QUESTION BANK | Q 23. | Page 85

Discuss the disadvantages of raising finance through debentures.

QUESTION BANK | Q 24. | Page 85

State any three advantages of debenture issue as a source of finance.

QUESTION BANK | Q 25. | Page 86

Distinguish between redeemable debentures and irredeemable debentures.

QUESTION BANK | Q 26. (i) | Page 86

What are retained earnings?

QUESTION BANK | Q 26. (ii) | Page 86

What are retained earnings?

QUESTION BANK | Q 26. (iii) | Page 86

What are retained earnings?

QUESTION BANK | Q 26. (iv) | Page 86

What are retained earnings?

QUESTION BANK | Q 27. (i) | Page 86

What are the two advantages of ‘ploughing back’ of profits?

QUESTION BANK | Q 27. (ii) | Page 86

What are the two advantages of ‘ploughing back’ of profits?

QUESTION BANK | Q 28. | Page 86

Give the main forms in which financial assistance from a bank may be available.

QUESTION BANK | Q 29. | Page 86

What is an overdraft?

QUESTION BANK | Q 30. (i) | Page 87

Explain any two advantages of Public deposits.

QUESTION BANK | Q 30. (ii) | Page 87

Describe the disadvantages of public deposits.

QUESTION BANK | Q 31. | Page 87

Explain the following term/concept.

Trade credit

QUESTION BANK | Q 32. | Page 87

Describe customer advances.

QUESTION BANK | Q 33. | Page 87

What is instalment credit?

QUESTION BANK | Q 34. | Page 87

What is meant by factoring?

QUESTION BANK | Q 35. | Page 88

Explain any two advantages of Public deposits.

QUESTION BANK | Q 36. | Page 88

What is collateral security for a bank loan?

QUESTION BANK | Q 37. | Page 88

Explain leasing as a source of short-term finance.

QUESTION BANK | Q 38. | Page 88

Distinguish between the following:

Loan and overdraft

QUESTION BANK | Q 39. | Page 88

What is Cash Credit?

QUESTION BANK | Q 40. | Page 88

What are inter-corporate deposits (ICDs)?

QUESTIONS [Pages 89 - 93]

C. B. Gupta solutions for कॉमर्स वॉल्यूम २ [अंग्रेजी] कक्षा १२ आईएससी 3 Sources of Financial for a Join stock Company QUESTIONS [Pages 89 - 93]

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS

QUESTIONS | Q 1. | Page 89

A business can generate funds internally by ______.

  • Accelerating collection of receivables

  • Ploughing back its profits

  • Disposing of surplus inventories

  • All of the above

QUESTIONS | Q 2. | Page 89

Non-payment of debt on time results in ______.

  • Higher interest cost

  • Loss of goodwill

  • Fines and penalties

  • All of the above

QUESTIONS | Q 3. | Page 89

Equity share capital represents ______.

  • Fixed capital of the company

  • Working capital of the company

  • Permanent capital of the company

  • Fluctuating capital of the company

QUESTIONS | Q 4. | Page 89

Unsecured debentures:

  • simple debentures

  • naked debentures

  • collateralised debentures

  • Both simple debentures and naked debentures

QUESTIONS | Q 5. | Page 89

Which source of finance is preferred by investors who want fixed income at lesser risk. 

  • Debentures

  • Preference shares

  • Equity shares

  • Bank Loan

QUESTIONS | Q 6. | Page 89

Preference shareholders are called ______.

  • Partners of the company

  • Owners of the company

  • Executives of the company

  • Guardians of the company

QUESTIONS | Q 7. | Page 89

Which of the following is not the feature of preference shares:

  • Provides fixed rate of return

  • Provides voting rights

  • Get preference in payment of dividend

  • Art of owner’s capital

QUESTIONS | Q 8. | Page 89

‘Retained Earnings’ are also known as ______.

  • Residual owners of the company

  • Loan capital of the company

  • Short-term capital of the company

  • Ploughing back of profits

QUESTIONS | Q 9. | Page 89

Trade credit is granted to those customers who have reasonable amount of ______.

  • Funds in their bank account

  • Financial standing and goodwill

  • Weakness

  • Zero balance in their bank account

QUESTIONS | Q 10. | Page 89

Under the factoring arrangement, the factor ______.

  • Produces and distributes the goods or services 

  • Makes the payment on behalf of the client

  • Collects the client’s debt or account receivables

  • Transfer the goods from one place to another

QUESTIONS | Q 11. | Page 89

Investors who want steady income may not prefer ______.

  • Preference Shares

  • Debentures

  • Equity Shares

  • Bonds

QUESTIONS | Q 12. | Page 89

What do you mean by business finance:

  • It is the requirement of funds by a business to carry out its various activities.

  • It is the requirement of profits by business to carry out its various activities.

  • It is the requirement of liabilities by a business to carry out its various activities.

  • It is the requirement of customers by business to carry out its various activities.

QUESTIONS | Q 13. | Page 90

______ not required to be refunded during the lifetime of the business.

  1. Preference shares
  2. Debentures
  3. Equity shares
  4. Retained earnings
  • 1, 2, 3, 4

  • 1, 2, 3

  • Only 3 and 4

  • 1, 2, 4

QUESTIONS | Q 14. | Page 90

______ holders do not receive a fixed amount of dividend, whereas ______ holders receive a fixed amount dividend.

  • Equity share; preference share

  • Preference share; equity share

  • Debenture; equity shares

  • Preference shares; debenture

QUESTIONS | Q 15. | Page 90

ABC ltd wants to issue huge amount of shares to raise its capital but the directors decided not to dilute the control to more people, which shares should they issue:

  • Preference shares

  • Equity shares

  • Both of these

  • None of these

QUESTIONS | Q 16. | Page 90

A public limited company proposes to increase its subscribed capital by offering new shares to existing shareholders. Such an issue is termed as ______.

  • Preferential Allotment

  • Private Placement of Shares

  • Rights Issue

  • Issue of Bonus shares

QUESTIONS | Q 17. | Page 90

A public limited company proposes to increase its subscribed capital by offering new shares to employees at below market price. Such an issue is termed as ______.

  • ESOP (Employees Stock Option Plan)

  • Private Placement of Shares

  • Rights Issue

  • Issue of Bonus shares

QUESTIONS | Q 18. | Page 90

A public limited company proposes to increase its subscribed capital by offering new shares to its existing shareholders free of charge by capitalising its accumulated profits. Such an issue is termed as ______.

  • ESOP (Employees Stock Option Plan)

  • Private Placement of Shares

  • Rights Issue

  • Issue of Bonus shares

QUESTIONS | Q 19. | Page 90

Debentures which are transferable by mere delivery are ______.

  • Registered debentures 

  • First debentures

  • Bearer debentures

  • None of the above

  • Second debentures

QUESTIONS | Q 20. | Page 90

Preference shares which are entitled to surplus profits of the company in addition to their share of fixed dividend are called as ______.

  • Cumulative preference shares

  • Participating preference shares

  • Registered preference shares

  • Convertible preference shares

QUESTIONS | Q 21. | Page 91

Read the given passage and answer the following questions:

VTM Textile Mills is one of the largest manufacturers of various types of textile products from Ahmedabad, Gujarat. The company is equipped with state-of-the-art dyeing, printing and processing and garmenting facilities. Due to the prolonged pandemic and slackness in the market demand, the company is facing shortage of funds.

The company has started preliminary work for expansion of textile manufacturing capacity in their existing plant at Ahmedabad as well as installation of a new manufacturing unit at Panipat, Haryana at an estimated cost of ₹ 10 Crore. The company has decided to issue equity shares for this purpose.

Also, the company needs funds for meeting its day-to-day expenses like daily wages and overheads, etc.

The finance manager of the company approached one of its suppliers to grant two months credit on purchase of raw cotton. This would enable the company to get cotton supplies without making immediate payments.

“The finance manager of the company approached one of its suppliers to grant two months credit on purchase of raw cotton. This would enable the company to get cotton supplies without making immediate payments.”

Which source of finance is highlighted in the given lines?

  • Public deposits

  • Debentures

  • Trade credit

  • Equity shares

QUESTIONS | Q 22. | Page 91

Read the given passage and answer the following question.

VTM Textile Mills is one of the largest manufacturers of various types of textile products from Ahmedabad, Gujarat. The company is equipped with state-of-the-art dyeing, printing and processing and garmenting facilities. Due to the prolonged pandemic and slackness in the market demand, the company is facing shortage of funds.

The company has started preliminary work for expansion of textile manufacturing capacity in their existing plant at Ahmedabad as well as installation of a new manufacturing unit at Panipat, Haryana at an estimated cost of ₹ 10 Crore. The company has decided to issue equity shares for this purpose.

Also, the company needs funds for meeting its day-to-day expenses like daily wages and overheads, etc.

The finance manager of the company approached one of its suppliers to grant two months credit on purchase of raw cotton. This would enable the company to get cotton supplies without making immediate payments.

Which of the following is NOT a merit of equity shares?

  • Suitable for risk-taker investors

  • Less formalities are involved as compared to debentures

  • Serves as permanent capital for the firm

  • Investors enjoy voting rights

QUESTIONS | Q 23. | Page 91

On the basis of below given case study, answer the question.

The Directors of Shalini Ltd., which runs a famous fashion jewellery brand in India, have decided to expand their business activities globally especially targeting other Asian countries.

Their Balance Sheet as at 31st March 2020 shows Equity Share Capital of ₹ 5 Crore, Preference Share Capital of ₹ 2 Crore and Borrowed Funds of ₹ 8 Crore. Their Balance Sheet is also reflecting Retained Earnings of ₹ 80 Lakh.

The Directors are very much aware of the risks involved in International Business. Also, they are already under so much fixed obligation of payment of interest. But since they enjoy good reputation in the finance market hence various sources of finance are easily available to them. So, keeping all these factors in mind, they decided to increase their production for their international venture. For this, they need to increase the stock of raw material at an estimated cost of ₹ 1 crore.

As a finance manager of the Shalini Ltd., out of the following advise the directors the various sources open to the company to raise necessary finance for this purpose:

  • Retained Earnings

  • Public Deposits

  • Trade Credit

  • All of the above

QUESTIONS | Q 24. | Page 91

On the basis of below given case study, answer the question.

The Directors of Shalini Ltd., which runs a famous fashion jewellery brand in India, have decided to expand their business activities globally especially targeting other Asian countries.

Their Balance Sheet as at 31st March 2020 shows Equity Share Capital of ₹ 5 Crore, Preference Share Capital of ₹ 2 Crore and Borrowed Funds of ₹ 8 Crore. Their Balance Sheet is also reflecting Retained Earnings of ₹ 80 Lakh.

The Directors are very much aware of the risks involved in International Business. Also, they are already under so much fixed obligation of payment of interest. But since they enjoy good reputation in the finance market hence various sources of finance are easily available to them. So, keeping all these factors in mind, they decided to increase their production for their international venture. For this, they need to increase the stock of raw material at an estimated cost of ₹ 1 crore.

Among the various heads which are reflected in the Balance Sheet of Shalini Ltd., which funds out of following put a lot of burden on the business as payment of interest is to be made, even when the earnings are low or when loss is incurred?

  • Borrowed Funds

  • Equity Shares

  • Preference Shares

  • Both Borrowed Funds and Equity Shares

QUESTIONS | Q 25. | Page 91

On the basis of below given case study, answer the question. 

The Directors of Shalini Ltd., which runs a famous fashion jewellery brand in India, have decided to expand their business activities globally especially targeting other Asian countries.

Their Balance Sheet as at 31st March 2020 shows Equity Share Capital of ₹ 5 Crore, Preference Share Capital of ₹ 2 Crore and Borrowed Funds of ₹ 8 Crore. Their Balance Sheet is also reflecting Retained Earnings of ₹ 80 Lakh.

The Directors are very much aware of the risks involved in International Business. Also, they are already under so much fixed obligation of payment of interest. But since they enjoy good reputation in the finance market hence various sources of finance are easily available to them. So, keeping all these factors in mind, they decided to increase their production for their international venture. For this, they need to increase the stock of raw material at an estimated cost of ₹ 1 crore.

How much is total finance reflected in the Balance Sheet of Shalini Ltd, as at 31st March 2020?

  • ₹ 7 crore 80 lakh

  • ₹ 15 crore 80 Lakh

  • ₹ 15 crore

  • ₹ 8 crore

ASSERTION-REASON QUESTIONS In the questions given below, there are two statements marked Assertion (A) and Reason (R). Read the statements and choose the correct option:

QUESTIONS | Q 26. | Page 92

Assertion (A): Financing through debentures is less costly.

Reason (R): Debentures do not carry voting rights. Therefore, financing through debentures does not dilute control of equity shareholders on management.

  • Both Assertion (A) and Reason (R) are True and Reason (R) is the correct explanation of Assertion (A).

  • Both Assertion (A) and Reason (R) are True and Reason (R) is not the correct explanation of Assertion (A).

  • Assertion (A) is True but Reason (R) is False.

  • Assertion (A) is False but Reason (R) is True.

QUESTIONS | Q 27. | Page 92

Assertion (A): Tax benefits are available on dividend paid on preference shares.

Reason (R): Dividend paid on preference shares is an appropriation of profits.

  • Both Assertion (A) and Reason (R) are True and Reason (R) is the correct explanation of Assertion (A).

  • Both Assertion (A) and Reason (R) are True and Reason (R) is not the correct explanation of Assertion (A).

  • Assertion (A) is True but Reason (R) is False.

  • Assertion (A) is False but Reason (R) is True.

QUESTIONS | Q 28. | Page 92

Assertion (A): The control of the company is not diluted when they go for public deposits.

Reason (R): The depositors are given minor voting rights to keep their preference in consideration.

  • Both Assertion (A) and Reason (R) are True and Reason (R) is the correct explanation of Assertion (A).

  • Both Assertion (A) and Reason (R) are True and Reason (R) is not the correct explanation of Assertion (A).

  • Assertion (A) is True but Reason (R) is False.

  • Assertion (A) is False but Reason (R) is True.

CASE/PARAGRAPH BASED QUESTIONS

QUESTIONS | Q 29. | Page 92
Mr. Anoop has been running a restaurant for last two years with his own savings. The excellent quality of food has made the restaurant popular in no time. Motivated by the success of his business, Mr. Anoop is now contemplating the idea of expanding his business. However, the money available with him from his personal sources is not sufficient to meet the expansion requirements of his business. His father suggested that he can organise the business as a company form of organisation and consider issuing of debentures which will provide him a host of benefits. He also advised him to take a bank loan to fulfil his financial requirements. He is worried and confused and has no idea, how and from where he should obtain additional funds. He also discussed the problem with his friend Swapnil, who suggested him some other sources like Equity shares, Preference shares and Debentures, which are available only to company form of organisation. He further cautions him that each method has its own advantages and limitations and his final decision should be taken with extreme rationality.
  1. ‘Mr. Anoop has been running a restaurant for last two years with his own savings’. With reference to the given text, identify the source of fund employed by Mr. Anoop. Also, state its any two disadvantages. (2)
  2. Out of the sources of funds suggested by Swapnil, what may be the possible reasons for not raising funds through issue of debentures?  (3)
  3. Identify which type of source of funds were suggested by Mr. Anoop’s friend on the basis of duration? (1)
  4. Explain the advantages of raising capital through equity shares. (2)
QUESTIONS | Q 30. | Page 93

Anupama has been successfully running a soft skills training company for the past five years in Bangalore. Her company has become popular and enjoys a good reputation in the city. She now plans to start a chain of soft skills training centres and has identified four strategic places for the same in the city. Till now she has been managing all the financial requirements of her business through the profits made in her business. However, in order to implement her expansion plans funds will have to be raised externally.

Recently, she procured a big export order. Although the importer has promised to make some advance payments, Anupama would still need more funds to meet the increased working capital requirements.

In context of the above case:

  1. ‘Till now she has been managing all the financial requirements of her business through the profits made in business.’ Name the source of the funds being mentioned in the statement and state it's any two merits. (3)
  2. Suggest any two long-term sources of funds from external sources that Anupama can use to finance her expansion plans. (1)
  3. Suggest any two sources through which Anupama can raise funds to meet the increased working capital requirements of her business. (2)
  4. Give any two merits for each of the suggested source of funds. (2)

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QUESTIONS | Q 31. | Page 93

Long-term funds are required to purchase ______ assets.

QUESTIONS | Q 32. | Page 93

The capital of a company is divided into a number of equal parts known as ______.

QUESTIONS | Q 33. | Page 93

Preference shares are a hybrid security comprising features of both ______ and ______.

QUESTIONS | Q 34. | Page 93

Rights shares bring ______ to the company’s coffers.

QUESTIONS | Q 35. | Page 93

______ are an important source of raising long-term finance.

QUESTIONS | Q 36. | Page 93

TRUE OR FALSE:

Issue of debentures is the most important method of raising long-term funds.

QUESTIONS | Q 37. | Page 93

TRUE OR FALSE:

Equity shares are issued prior to preference shares and debentures.

QUESTIONS | Q 38. | Page 93

TRUE OR FALSE:

When the entire share capital is raised through equity shares, the benefit of trading on equity is available.

QUESTIONS | Q 39. | Page 93

TRUE OR FALSE:

Preference shares are popular due to low rate of return.

QUESTIONS | Q 40. | Page 93

TRUE OR FALSE:

Public deposits refer to the deposits of money made by the public with non-banking companies.

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