In this comprehensive course on CUET - Accounting for Companies, you will delve into the intricate world of accounting related to share capital and debentures. The course is designed to provide you with a thorough understanding of how companies handle their financial transactions and reporting requirements in relation to these key elements. You will start by exploring the concept of share capital and its significance for companies. This will include learning about the different types of share capital, such as equity and preference shares, and understanding how companies issue and account for them in their financial statements. You will also examine the various methods of share capital financing and the implications for companies' financial health. Moving on, the course will take you through the complex realm of debentures – a form of long-term financial instrument used by companies to raise funds. You will learn about the types of debentures, their features, and the accounting treatment for issuing and redeeming them. Additionally, you will explore the differences between debentures and shares, and how they impact a company's capital structure and solvency. Throughout the course, you will encounter real-life examples, case studies, and practical exercises to enhance your understanding and application of the concepts. By the end of the course, you will have gained a solid foundation in accounting for share capital and debentures, equipping you with the knowledge and skills needed to analyze, interpret, and make informed decisions in a corporate financial context. Whether you are a student, aspiring accountant, or business professional looking to deepen your knowledge of company accounting, this course will provide you with valuable insights and practical expertise in managing share capital and debentures effectively within an organizational setting.