Stockhokders Equity Pt 1 & 2 Flashcards

1
Q

Appropriated earnings

A

Reserved/set aside

Once the purpose of appropriated earnings has been achieved, it should be restored to unappropriated earnings

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2
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When are treasury stock gains/losses recorded on the income statement?

A

Gains and Losses on Treasury stock are NEVER recorded on the Income Statement

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3
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How are gains and losses on treasury stock recorded? (The JE)

A

Gains on treasury stock: Crediting (increasing) Additional Paid in Capital- Treasury Stock

Loss on TS: 1st eliminate any balance in Additional paid in capital- treasury stock with a debit, then DR. (decrease) retained earnings

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4
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Which of the following will cause an increase in stockholders equity?
A. Loss on the sale of a discontinued segment
B. Sale of Treasury stock at Less than cost
C. The declaration of a cash dividend
D. A loss from a foreign currency translation adjustment.

A

B. The sale of treasury stock at less than cost will increase stockholders equity as long as cash is received from the sale of treasury stock.

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5
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Assume treaty stock initially purchased for $1,000 is sold for $600 and a $200 balance exists additional paid in capital- T/S. What would the JE for this transaction be?

A

Dr. Cash $600
Dr. Additional Paid in Capital- T/S $200
Dr. Retained Earnings $200
Cr. Treasury Stock $1,000

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6
Q

What is the formula for retained earnings

A

Net Income/(Loss)
- Dividends declared (cash,stock,ppt)
+/- Prior period Adjustments
+/- Accounting adjustments reported retrospectively
= Retained Earnings

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7
Q

Book value per common share formula

A

Common shareholders equity/common shares outstanding

common shareholder’s equity=
assets - liabilities - preferred equity - dividends in arrears

Common shares outstanding =
Number of shares issued - number of shares repurchased

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8
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Common shareholder’s equity formula

A

Total Shareholders equity
- Preferred Stock outstanding (higher of call price & par value)
- cumulative preferred dividends in arrears
= common shareholders’ equity

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9
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Date of declaration

A

The date the BoD formally approves of a dividend.

JE made: retained earnings is reduced, and a liability is created
Dr. Retained Earnings
Cr. Bonds Payable

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10
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Date of Record

A

Date the BoD specifies as the date the names of the shareholders to receive dividends are determined

(The Date the BoD announces the day the names of the shareholders to be paid)

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11
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Date of Payment

A

Date that the dividend is actually disbursed by the corporation or its paying agent

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12
Q

How does a shareholder recognize dividend income when it’s issued?

A

Stock dividends are not recorded as income on the books of the recipient.

The total # of shares increases, and the fmv of the stock decreases???

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13
Q

What is the effect that a 5% stock dividend would have on
1. Assets
2. Total Stockholders Equity
3. Retained Earnings

A
  1. Assets = no effect
  2. Total stockholders Equity= no effect
  3. Retained earnings = decreases
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14
Q

What is a small stock dividend?

A

Less than 20-25% of outstanding stock

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15
Q

What is a large stock dividend?

A

More than 20-25% of outstanding stock

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16
Q

How should a shareholder recognize dividend income?

A

Don’t recognize it as income.

Recipient of stock dividend does not recognize revenue.

17
Q

In a stock dividend, the number of shares outstanding ______, and the cost basis per share ______.

A

of shares outstanding increases and cost basis per share decreases

18
Q

How would you determine the amount of common shares issues and outstanding at year end?

A

Year End Issued (Beg. Balance issued)
- Distributed
x Stock Split
- Shares repurchased

19
Q

Formula used to calculate common stock outstanding at year end

A

Begging Common Stock Outstd
+ shares issued
+ resale of common stock
x stock splits

20
Q

When treasury stock is resold, the stock is regarded as _______.

A

Outstanding

21
Q

Why is treasury stock that is resold regarded as outstanding?

A

Because the stock becomes held by shareholders other than the corporation itself.

22
Q

What does the recipient (shareholder) of dividend income report as dividend income?

A

They do not report income from dividends.

The amount of the subsequent cash dividend is reported!