Chapter 18 Study Notes Flashcards
When issuing shares as consideration they should be valued at
Fair value
comprehensive income
total nonowner change in equity for a reporting period.
includes;
1. net holding gains(losses) on investments
2. Gains(losses) from and amendments to postretirement benefit plans
3. Deferred gains (losses) on derivatives
4.Gains(losses) from foreign currency translation
Accumulated other comprehensive income
Cumulative basis of OCI on the balance sheet, reported in two components
- components of comp inc created during the current period
- comprehensive income accumulated over the current and prior periods
statement of shareholders equity
reports the transactions that cause changes in its shareholders equity account balances
paid in capital
consists primarily of amounts invested by shareholders when they purchase shares of stock from the coporation
Comprehensive Income
shows total non owner change in equity for a reporting period
also includes other income not reported in the income statements:
net holding gains/losses
gains/losses from and amendments to post-retirement benefit plans
Deferred gains/losses on derivatives
gains/losses from foreign currency translation
accumulated other comprehensive income(AOCI)
OCI reported periodically on the balance sheet
corporations
have limited liability,
ease of raising capital
more paperwork
double taxation
not for profit organizations may be owned by
- the public sector
2. by a governmental unit
corporations for profit may be
- publicly held and trade:
2 privately held
SCorp
has the characteristic of both a corporation and a partnership
limited liability company
owners are not liable for the debts of the business, except to the extent of their business
limited liability partnership
similar to a LLC but it doesn’t offer the same protection
articles of incorporation
describe
a. the nature of the firm’s business activities
b. the shares to be issued
c. the composition of the initial board of directors
common shareholder rights
the right to vote on matters that come before the shareholders,
b. the right to share profits when dividends are declared.
c. the right to share in the distribution of assets if the company is liquidated
sometimes they also receive a preemptive right or the right to retain ones ownership percentage, is more uncommon