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Accounting 211

Tuesday, February 23rd, 1999
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Lecture notes:

Components of Stockholder's Equity

  • Common Stock
  • Preferred Stock
  • Paid-in Capital in Excess of Par Value
    --common stock
    --preferred stock
  • Retained Earnings
  • Treasury Stock


Authorized Shares--the number of shares an organization has the right to sell, set at state level

Issued Shares--the number of shares sold / issued to date

Outstanding Shares--the number of shares issues minus the number of shares held in treasury

Par Value--the minimum number of capital retained, has nothing to do with value of stock


Example:

8/1/98
10,000 shares of $5 par value common stock are issued at $7 a share.

Cash

70,000

Common Stock

50,000

Paid-In Capital In Excess of Par Value

20,000


8/15/98
5,000 shares of stock are issued in exchange for a building. The fair market value of the stock is $8 a share.

Building

40,000

Common Stock

25,000

PICEPV

15,000


Balance Sheet Presentation

Common Stock

75,000

PICEPV

35,000

Contributed Capital

$110,000


8/30/98
500 shares of stock are purchased by the issuing company at $6 a share (treasury stock).

Treasury Stock

3,000

Cash

3,000


9/4/98
200 shares of treasury stock are sold for $7 a share.

Cash

1,400

Treasury Stock

1,200

Paid-In Capital, Treasury Stock

200


Balance Sheet Presentation

Common Stock

75,000

PICEPV (common stock)

35,000

PIC (treasury stock)

200

Treasury Stock

- 1,800

$108,400


The remaining 300 shares of treasury stock are sold for $5 a share.

Cash

1,500

PIC (TS)

200

Retained Earnings

100

Treasury Stock

1,800

 

Example:

Common Stock

700,000

PICEPV (CS)

490,000

Retained Earnings

270,000

Treasury Stock

- 79,000

$1,381,000

Par Value = $10

What is the average sales price per share of common stock?

(700,000 + 490,000) / 70,000 = $17


Page 538, Problem B3

a)

Treasury Stock

200,000

Cash

200,000

b)

Treasury Stock

44,800

Cash

44,800

c)

Cash

131,000

Treasury Stock

110,000

PIC (TS)

21,000

d)

Cash

72,000

PIC (TS)

18,000

Treasury Stock

90,000

e)

Cash

9,600

PIC (TS)

3,000

Retained Earnings

4,200

Treasury Stock

16,800

f)

Common Stock

10,000

PICEPV (CS)

5,000

Retained Earnings

13,000

Treasury Stock

28,000

 

Page 536, Problem A2

Par Value of Preferred Stock = $500,000

Annual Dividend = 500,000 x 8% = $40,000 / year

X1 Dividends Paid = $30,000

Preferred Stock = $30,000

Common Stock = $0

Preferred Stock Dividends in Arrears = $10,000

X2 Dividends Paid = $30,000

Preferred Stock = $30,000

Common Stock = $0

Preferred Stock Dividends in Arrears = $20,000

X3 Dividends Paid = $94,000

Preferred Stock = $60,000

Common Stock = $34,000

X4 Dividends Paid = $130,000

Preferred Stock = $40,000

Common Stock = $90,000


 
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