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Accounting 211

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Lecture notes:

Page 537, Problem A5

1/19

Cash

31,500

Common Stock

15,000

PICE (SV)

16,500

1/21

Organization Costs

11,000

Common Stock

5,000

PICE (SV)

6,000

2/7

Building

78,000

Common Stock

30,000

PICE (SV)

48,000

3/22

Treasury Stock

30,000

Cash

30,000

7/15

Cash

15,000

Common Stock

5,000

PICE (SV)

10,000

8/1

Cash

10,000

Treasury Stock

7,500

PIC (TS)

2,500

9/1

Dividends

7,125

Dividends Payable

7,125

9/25

Dividends Payable

7,125

Cash

7,125

10/30

Land

12,000

Common Stock

4,000

PICE (SV)

8,000

12/15

Cash

110,000

Preferred Stock

110,000

Number of shares issued = 59,000

Number of shares outstanding = 51,500


12/31
The company declared a 10% common stock dividends

Market Value = $4

12/31

Stock Dividend Declared

20,600

Common Stock Distributable

5,150

PICE (SV)

15,450


1/15
The stock dividend is distributed

1/15

Common Stock Distributable

5,150

Common Stock

5,150


*NO CHANGE in total SE

The impact of the stock dividend on SE:

Retained Earnings down 20,600

Common Stock up 5,150

PICE (SV) up 15,450

 

Example:

NKC Inc. Balance Sheet

Common Stock

100,000

Preferred Stock

40,000

Retained Earnings

35,000

- Treasury Stock

- 10,000

Total SE

$165,000

Common Stock Par Value = $10

Preferred Stock Par Value = $50

Preferred Stock Call Value = $60 / share

Treasury Stock = 800 shares of Common Stock

Number of shares issued:

Common Stock = 10,000

Preferred Stock = 800


Number of Shares Outstanding

Common Stock = 9,200

Preferred Stock = 800


Call Value of the Preferred Stock

800 x 60 = $48,000 = Book Value

Common Stock Book Value

Total SE

165,000

- Preferred Stock Value

- 48,000

Common Stock Book Value

$117,000


Common Stock Book Value per Share

117,000 / 9,200 = $12.72


NEW INFO: Preferred stock dividends in arrears = $5,000

Preferred Stock Book Value per Share

Call Value

48,000

+ Dividends in Arrears

+ 5,000

Total Book Value

$53,000

Book Value per Share = 53,000 / 800 = $66.25

Common Stock Book Value per Share

105,000

- 53,000

Total Book Value

$112,000

Book Value per Share = 112,000 / 9,200 = $12.17


Stock Splits

Number of common shares issued = 10,000

Par Value per share = $10


A 2 FOR 1 SPLIT IS DECLARED

Number of common shares issued = 20,000

Par Value per share = $5

*NO JOURNAL ENTRY


Chapter 13

  • Stock Dividends
  • Book Value of Common Stock and Preferred Stock
  • Stock Splits


*GAAP: generally accepted accounting principle

 
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