472 Final Flashcards
Sale of preferred stock
Financing Inflow
Sale of equipment
Investing Inflow
Purchase of treasury stock
Financing Outflow
Merchandise sales
Operating Inflow
Issuance of a short-term note payable
Financing Inflow
Purchase of inventory
Operating Outflow
Repayment of note payable
Financing Outflow
Paying Employee salaries
Operating Outflow
Sale of land
Investing Inflow
Issuance of bonds
Financing Inflow
Acquisition of bonds of another corporation
Investing Outflow
Payment of semiannual interest on bonds payable
Operating Outflow
Payment of a cash dividend
Financing Outflow
Purchase of an office building
Investing Outflow
Collection of non-trade note receivable (principal amount)
Investing Inflow
Loan to another company
Investing Outflow
Purchase of the company’s shares for their retirement
Financing Outflow
Payment of income taxes
Operating Outflow
Issuance of a long-term note payable
Financing Inflow
Sale of a patent
Investing Inflow
Options, rights, and warrants
The treasury stock method is used.
Multiple convertible securities
Need to be ranked high to low in terms
of dilutive effect.
Basic EPS
No dilution considered.
Earnings available to common
shareholders
The numerator in the EPS formula.
Dividend payout ratio
Tends to be lower for growth companies.
Convertible bonds
Add after-tax interest to EPS numerator
Diluted EPS
assumes potential common shares became common stock.
Treasury stock method
Assumption used for options, rights, and warrants.
Simple capital structure
Dual presentation of EPS does not apply.
If-converted method
Applies to both convertible debt and convertible equity securities, helps measure dilution
Sale of common shares
Financing Inflow
Retirement of common shares
Financing Outflow
Loss on sale of equipment
Operating Inflow
Proceeds from sale of equipment
Operating Inflow
Issuance of short-term note payable for cash
Investing Inflow
Acquisition of building for cash
Investing Outflow
Purchase of marketable securities (not a cash equivalent)
Investing Outflow
Purchase of marketable securities (considered a cash equivalent)
Nothing, transferring cash to different cash equivalent
Cash payment for 3-year insurance policy
Operating Outflow
Collection of note receivable with interest (principal amount, $22)
Operating Inflow
Declaration of cash dividends
Nothing
Distribution of cash dividends declared in 2023
Financing Outflow
Gain on sale of land
Operating Inflow
Depreciation expense
Operating Outflow
Loss on sale of equipment
Operating Outflow
Increase in accounts receivable
Operating Outflow
Decrease in inventory
Operating Outflow
Increase in accounts payable
Operating Outflow
Increase in salaries payable
Operating Outflow
Decrease in discount on bonds payable
Operating Outflow
Decrease in prepaid insurance
Operating Outflow
Decrease in income tax payable
Operating Outflow
Purchase of land
Investing Outflow
Purchase of short-term investment
Investing Outflow
Sale of land
Investing Inflow
Sale of equipment
Investing Inflow
Sale of common and preferred stock
Financing Inflow
Issuance of bonds and other debt securities
Financing Inflow
Buyback of stock
Financing Outflow
Repayment of debt
Financing Outflow
Payment of cash dividends to shareholders
Financing Outflow
Dividends received from investments
Operating Inflow
Retirement of bonds payable
Financing Outflow
Investment revenue received
Operating Inflow
Payment for the early extinguishment of long-term notes
Financing Outflow