F7 Flashcards

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Legal Capital Definition

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*amount of capital that must be retained by the corporation for the protection of creditors (cannot pay out dividends from this amount)

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Book Value per Common Share

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= (Common Shareholder’s Equity)/(Common Shares Outstanding)

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Convertible vs. Callable Preferred Stock

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Convertible = investor has this right
Callable = option of the entity
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Mandatorily Redeemable Preferred Stock

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*must be treated as a liability since it is more of a debt instrument

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Participating Preferred Stock

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  • shares in remaining dividends
  • common shareholders must be accounted for after preferred using the same return %
  • then divide the remaining dividends pro rata based upon legal capital proportions
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Quasi-Reorganization

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  • used to reduce retained earnings back down to zero
  • also used to restate overvalued assets to their lower fair values

*credit any excess after reducing par value to APIC

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7
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Methods of Accounting for Treasury Stock

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  1. cost method
  2. par method

Cost Method = G/L upon reissuance
Par Method = G/L upon acquisition

  • special APIC account will be used for G/L
  • *otherwise it will be plugged to R/E for losses
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Par Value Method of Treasury Stock

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  • only recognize APIC - T/S upon repurchasing the treasury stock
  • plug to APIC - C/S when the treasury stock is reissued
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Par Value Method Retirement

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DR: C/S
CR: T/S

*both have equivalent par values so they cancel one another out

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Sale of Subscriptions

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DR: Subscriptions Receivable
CR: Common Stock subscribed
CR: APIC

Collection
DR: Cash
CR: Subscriptions Receivable

Issuance of Stock Previously Subscribed
DR: Subscriptions Receivable
CR: Common Stock (issued)

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Property Dividends

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*remove A/D and old cost and recognize new asset at FMV along with a gain or a loss

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Liquidating Dividend

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  • when dividends exceed R/E
  • first go to APIC
  • then go to common stock
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Scrip Dividends

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  • shortage of cash so notes are issued instead

* CR: Notes Payable instead of Dividend Payable

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14
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Journal Entry for Large Dividend

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R/E
Common Stock Distributable

Common Stock Distributable
Capital stock, $10 par common

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Noncompensatory vs. Compensatory Stock Issued to Employees

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Noncompensatory: no J/E until the stock is purchased
**under IFRS, all stock options are compensatory
Compensatory: accrue an expense over the vesting term

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16
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Does the fair value of the stock for compensatory options matter?

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No; no gain or loss

17
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Statement of Changes in Shareholder’s Equity: GAAP vs. IFRS

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GAAP allows it to be a primary financial statement or be put in the notes
IFRS and SEC require it to be a financial statement

18
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Basic EPS Formula

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Basic EPS = (Net Income - Preferred Dividends)/(Weighted Average Common Stock Outstanding)

19
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Basic EPS Formula: Preferred Stock Issues

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Noncumulative: only subtract if declared
Cumulative: always subtract out that year’s rate

20
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How are stock splits and stock dividends treated for EPS?

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  • treat them as though they occurred at the beginning of the year
  • may have to go back and restate the prior year’s financials for comparative purposes
21
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Examples of Dilutive Securities

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  • convertible securities
  • warrants and other options
  • contracts that may be settled in cash or stock
  • contingent shares
22
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When using the Treasury Stock Method for Dilution due to Options and Warrants, which price should you use for the theoretically reacquired stock?

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  • the average market price

* do not add back the proceeds since they are used to theoretically reacquire stock

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Options and Dilutive EPS

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  • must have intrinsic value to be dilutive

* no addition to the numerator since all proceeds are hypothetically used to reacquire shares at the market average rate

24
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Contingent Shares That Are Dilutive

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INCLUDED IN BASIC EPS; already accounted for in diluted EPS

25
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Adjustments to NI for Indirect Operating Cash Flow

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\+Depreciation
\+Amortization 
- Gains
\+Losses
-equity earnings affiliated
26
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Are trading securities operating or investing?

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*operating if they are classified as current assets

27
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Classification of Retained Earnings

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*purpose is to disclose that some of the retained earnings are not available because they have been restricted
*should be reversed when the action is taken
DR: Retained earnings (unappropriated)
CR: Retained earnings appropriated for [purpose]