FAR Module 15 EPS Flashcards
EPS for which two items must be on the face of the income statement?
1) inc from cont. operations, net of tax
4) net income
You must show EPS for what four things?
1) inc from cont. operations, net of tax
2) discontinued operations, net of tax
3) extraordinary gains/losses, net of tax
4) net income
EPS for which two items can be either on the face of the income statement or In the footnotes?
2) discontinued operations, net of tax
3) extraordinary gains/losses, net of tax
T/F
The SEC requires that preferred securities redeemable for cash or other assets should be classified outside of permanent equity as temporary equity if the preferred stock is redeemable at a fixed or determinable price on a fixed or determinable date
TRUE
T/F
Mandatorily redeemable preferred stock must be classified as liabilities on the balance sheet
TRUE
T/F
if a stock dividend provides that the shareholders may receive either cash or stock, the dividend is treated as a share issuance and weighted for the time period outstanding
TRUE
T/F
The SEC requires that if preferred stock is redeemed the difference between the fair value of the consideration transferred and the carrying amount of the preferred stock should be treated the same as a dividend to preferred shareholders in calculating earnings-per-share
TRUE
What is the formula for basic earnings per-share
Net income - current year preferred stock dividend/ weighted average number of common stock shares outstanding
What is the formula for diluted earnings-per-share
Basic EPS + net of tax bond interest expense /
Basic EPS + common stock equivalents
What are the two capital structures?
Simple
Complex
What is included in a simple capital structure
Regular common stock
Regular preferred stock
Regular bonds payable
What is included in a complex capital structure?
Simple + convertible preferred stock, convertible bonds payable, stock warrants, stock options, contingent shares
What is the flow chart for dealing with preferred stock?
If cumulative, subtract 1 year: current year
If non cumulative, is it declared? If so subtract 1 year: current year
If non cumulative and non declared, do nothing