DIVIDENDS Flashcards

1
Q

Preference share capital that participates in the excess dividends after paying both preference and ordinary shares their regular dividends

A

Participating Preference Share Capital

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2
Q

Amount earned by shareholders during a given period for each ordinary share held

A

Earning per Share

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3
Q

A cumulative preference share capital is entitled to payment of dividends in arrears

A

TRUE

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4
Q

Unpaid dividends of prior years

A

Dividends in Arrears

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5
Q

Also known as legal capital

A

Share Capital

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6
Q

Earnings per share is computed for both preference and ordinary shares

A

FALSE

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7
Q

Donated Capital is reported as part of

A

Additional Paid-in Capital

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8
Q

Dividends in arrears on preference shares are reported in the financial statements as a

A

Footnote to Financial Statements

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9
Q

The amount recorded as reduction in Retained Earnings on a property dividend declaration

A

Carrying Value

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10
Q

The peso equity in corporate capital for each share capital owned by a shareholder is known as

A

Book Value per share

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11
Q

Capital arising from profitable operations of the corporation

A

Retained Earnings

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12
Q

Dividends distributable in the form of non-cash assets

A

Property Dividends

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13
Q

A share capital dividend decreases retained earnings but it increases contributed capital

A

TRUE

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14
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When the outstanding preference share capital is multiplied by the participation rate, the result is

A

Maximum allowed participation

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15
Q

The type of dividend that does not affect total assets and total shareholders’ equity

A

Stock Dividend

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16
Q

Capital arising from investment by shareholders

A

Contributed Capital

17
Q

A share capital dividend representing less than 20% of the outstanding stock if the corporation

A

Small Share Capital Dividend

18
Q

The account used for the declared but not yet distributed stock dividend

A

Stock Dividend Distributable

19
Q

When a corporation declares a cash dividend, the entry include a

A

debit to Retained Earnings

20
Q

An appropriation of retained earnings reduces the total amount of retained earnings

A

FALSE

21
Q

Corporate earnings distributed to shareholders in the form of cash, non-cash assets, or the corporation’s own shares

A

Dividends

22
Q

The excess of fair value over the par value of share capital in a small stock dividend

A

Paid-in Capital from Stock Dividend

22
Q

Retained Earnings available for distribution as dividends to shareholders

A

Unappropriated Retained Earnings

23
Q

a deferred cash dividend

A

Scrip Dividends

24
Q

The type of Dividend that does not affect total assets and total shareholders’ equity is

A

Share Capital Dividend

25
Q

Contributions by shareholders in excess of the par or stated value of the share capital

A

Share Premium

26
Q

A debit balance in the Retained Earnings account

A

Deficit

27
Q

Retained earnings set aside for a specific purposes

A

Appropriated Retained Earnings

28
Q

Dividends representing return of shareholders’ investment

A

Liquidating Dividend

29
Q

The normal balance of Retained Earnings is credit. Therefore, it can never have a debit balance

A

FALSE