Test 6 - Concepts and Terminology Flashcards
Bond Indenture
Contract between issuer and bondholder
Debenture Bond
Company looking for a loan
Types of Bonds
1) Serial - Payback principal @ Different dates
2) Term - Paid all @ one time
3) Convertible - Change the stock (Benefits holder)
4) Mortgage - Property attached to bond (Secure)
5) Callable - Issuer can withdraw @ specific dates (Benefits issuer)
Callable Bonds reported as ______
Gains or losses under “Other Income” on Income Statement
Discount Bonds
Market Rate > Contract Rate
Premium Bonds
Market Rate < Contract Rate
Carrying Amount (book value)
Difference of face amount and unamortized premiums
Annuity
Series or equal cash receipts spaced equally in time
Sell Price of Bonds
Face amount @ maturity date + periodic interest (Quoted as % of face value)
$1,000 bond quoted at 98 = $980
$1,000 bond quoted at 109 = $1090
Amortization
Portion of the bond discount reduced and added to interest expense
(Discount/ # of interest payments)
(Premium/ # of interest payments)
Bond Ratings
BBB - AAA = Good bonds
BB, B - C & D = High yield and bad bonds
Corporation
Legal entity distinct and separate from owners
- Acquire, own, and dispose of property in own name
- Incur liabilities and enter into contracts
- Sells shares of ownership (STOCK)
- Pay federal income taxes
- Stockholders pay income tax on dividends they receive
- HIGHLY regulated
- Ownership rights are easily transferrable
1st Step in Forming a Corporation
Apply for incorporation with the state (most choose Deleware)
2nd Step in Forming a Corporation
Recieve charter which lays out which kind of stocks will be issued
Paid - In Capital
Amount “paid - in” by investors to the company
Stockholders Equity = 2 things?
1) Paid- in capital
2) Retained Earnings
Retained Earnings
Funds reinvested in the business instead of paid out to dividends
Common Stock
Equal rights shared across shareholders
Preferred Stock
Preference to dividends and liquidation (Paid before Common Stock)
Outstanding Shares
Amount of shares held by stockholders
Par Value
Arbitrary amount/value given to shares of stock
Premium Stock
Stock sold above par value
Discount Stock
Stock sold below par value
Treasury Stock
Stock a corporation has sold and then reacquired
- When bought back = Debit for cost
- When Sold again = Credit for cost
- Any difference b/w cost = Paid - capital from Sale of Treasury Stock