F7- Stkholder Equity Flashcards
Types of Capital Stock
[Legal Capital]
- Each class of stock that it may legally issue: “Authorized” capital stock
- When part or all of the authorized Capital stock is “Issued”.
- B/C a Corp may own issued capital stock in the form of treasury stock, the amt of issued capital stock in the hands of shareholders: “Outstanding”
Common Stock
- Shareholders bear the ultimate risk of loss & receive the ultimate benefits of success
- But, they are not guaranteed dividends or assets upon dissolution.
Common shareholders Preemptive Rights
- To a proportionate share of any additional common stock issued if granted in the articles of incorporation.
Book value per Common Share Calc.
= Common Shareholders’ equity/Common shares Outstanding
Common Stockholders’ Equity Formula
Total Shareholder’s equity
- Pref. Stk outst.(at greater of call price or par value)
- Cumulative preferred dividends in arrears
= Common Shareholders’ Equity
Preferred Stock & types?
- Is an equity security with preferences & features not associated with C/S
- May include a preference relating to dividends, which may be cumulative or non-cumulative & participating or non-participating.
Cumulative Preferred Stock
- All or part of the preferred dividend not paid in any year accumulates & must be paid in the future before dividends can be paid to common shareholders
- Referred to as dividends in arrears & is not a Legal Liability.
Participating Preferred Stock
- Preferred shareholders share with Common shareholders in dividends in excess of a specific amount
- Fully participating means that preferred shareholders participate in excess dividends without limit
Preference Upon Liquidation
- Include a preference to assets upon liquidation of the entity
Convertible Preferred Stock
- May be exchanged for common stock
- At the option of the stockholder
- At a specific conversion rate.
Callable (Redeemable) Preferred Stock
- May be called (repurchased) at a specific price
- At the option of the issuing corp.
Mandatorily Redeemable Preferred Stock
Liability
- Is issued with a maturity date
- Must be bought back by the company on the maturity date.
- Similar to Debt & Must be classified as debt.
Additional-Paid-In-Capital & Examples
- Excess of par or stated value
Examples:
- Sale of treasury stock at a gain
- Quasi-reorganization
- Issuance of liquidating dividends
- Conversion of bonds
- Declaration of a small stock dividend
Retained Earnings is?
- Is Accumulated earnings (or Losses) during the life of the corporation that have not been paid out as dividends.
Retained Earnings Formula
Net Inc/Loss
- Dividends (cash, property, stock) declared
+/ - Prior Period adjustments
+/ - Acct changes reported retrospectively
+ Adj. from quasi-reorganization
= Changes in Retained Earnings
Classification of Retained Earnings
[Appropriations]
- Classified as either appropriated or unappropriated
- Purpose is to disclose to the shareholders that some of the R/E are not available to pay dividends
- B/c they have been restricted legal or contractual reasons.
- May not be used to absorb costs or losses & may not be transferred to income.
Quasi- Reorganization: Purpose
- Restate overvalued assets to their lower fair values
& - To eliminate a R/E deficit
& - Thus facilitate the declaration of dividends.
- Not Legal
Quasi- Reorganization: Procedures
- Revalue assets to Current FV & liabilities to their PV.
- No net increase in asset value is permitted & the write-down is charged directly to retained earning.
Acc. Other Comp. Inc Components are Not?
- Included in determining Net Income
& - Therefore do not enter into Retained Earnings.
Treasury Stock is?
- Corp’s own stock that has been issued to shareholders & subsequently reacquired but not retired.
- Not entitled to any of the rights of ownership given to common shareholders
- Shares held as treasury stock are not considered to be outstanding stock.