The Resty Company issued 200,000 new P1 ordinary shares at a fair value of P1.80 each. Resty identified the following costs in relation to the share issue: • Professional fees of P40,000. • Internal management time in managing the process of P30,000. These costs are deductible in arriving at the entity's income tax liability. The current rate of tax is 30%. In accordance with PAS32 Financial instruments: presentation, the increase in equity in the statement of financial position of Resty as a result of the transaction will be O P311,000 O P332,000 O P360,000 O P320,000

The Resty Company issued 200,000 new P1 ordinary shares at a fair value of P1.80 each. Resty identified the following costs in relation to the share issue: • Professional fees of P40,000. • Internal management time in managing the process of P30,000. These costs are deductible in arriving at the entity's income tax liability. The current rate of tax is 30%. In accordance with PAS32 Financial instruments: presentation, the increase in equity in the statement of financial position of Resty as a result of the transaction will be O P311,000 O P332,000 O P360,000 O P320,000

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