Stockholders' Equity Flashcards
(32 cards)
Issue C/S - JE
Dr. Cash from proceeds received from sale
Cr. C/S @ par or stated value (the legal value)
Cr. Paid-in capital in excess of par (the excess of the cash over the par value or stated value)
Participating
Share with Common Stockholdersin dividend distributions after both preferred and common stock holders receive a specified level of dividend payment.
Cumulative
Dividends not paid in any year (dividends in arrears) must be made up before distribution can be made to C/S holders (not a liability until they are declared)
Should be disclosed paranthetically in the footnotes
Convertible
P/S holders have an option of exchanging their stock for C/S at a specified ratio.
Callable
Corporation has the option to repurchase the P/S at a specified price.
- If called no gain or loss is recognized on the I/S
Cr. Gains - taken to paid in capital acct.
Dr. Losses - charged to R/E
Call back P/S - JE
Dr. P/S (call back # of shares x par value)
Dr. P/S paid in accounts (original APIC for P/S x # of shares)
Dr. R/E (if loss
Cr. Cash (amount paid)
Cr. Paid in capital from P/S retirement (if gain)
Non-redeemable P/S
Will be shown in the equity section
Redeemable P/S
Manditorily redeemable - must be classified as a liability on the B/S
If redeemable for cash should be classified outside of permanent equity (as temporary equity) this is a messanine account that falls between liabilities and SHE.
If the P/S is redeemable at a fixed or determinable price on a fixed or determinable date, at the option of the holder, or upon the occurance of an event not within the control of the issuer.
Stock Subscriptions
SEC registrants must show this as a contra-equity account not an asset (contra to C/S)
Corporation is selling Stock on an installment basis.
They will not issue any stock until they receive the total amount owed to them.
Stock Subscription- JEs
At Subscription (record subscription) Dr. Subscription receivable (balance) Dr. Cash (downpmt amount) Cr. C/S Subscribed (par) Cr. Paid-in capital in excess of par (subscription > par)
Cash receipt & issuance Dr. Cash (balance) Cr. Subscription receivable (bal) Dr. C/S prescribed (at par) Cr. C/S (at par)
Treasury Stock - Cost method - JEs
Acquired back shares of Treasury Stock
Dr. Treasury Stock (at cost)
Cr. Cash
Resell:
Dr. Cash (received)
Cr. Treasury Stock (remove at the original cost)
Cr. Paid-in capital treasury stock
Treasury Stock - Par value - JEs
Sell
Dr. Cash
Cr. C/S (at par)
Cr. Paid-in captial in excess of par
Retiring the Stock
Dr. APIC in excess of par value (# of shares x (SP-Par)
Dr. Treasury Stock (at par)
Cr. Cash
Cr. Paid-in capital for T/S (gain from retirement)
Retirement of Stock
Buying back treasury stock & not selling it back (formally retiring)
Dr. Common Stock (# of shares x par)
Dr. Paid in cap in excess of par (# of shares x original paid in capital in excess of par)
Dr. Retained earnings (if a loss)
Cr. Treasury Stock (for Book value, this is originally a Dr. Balance)
Cr. Paid-in capital from retirement (if gain)
Dividends
Date of declaration: only on this date is SHE reduced
Dr. RE
Cr. Div Payable
Date of record - no JE only a memo entry
Payment Date: when liability is paid
Dr. Div Payable
Cr. Cash
No effect on SHE (this was affected at the date of declaration.
Property Dividends
Giving away some type of an asset as a dividends. Declaration at FMV 1. the asset is carried at Book Value so it has to be brought to FMV. If FMV > BV bring asset up to FMV Dr. Property Cr. gain on disposal of asset If FMV< BV write asset down to FMV Dr. Loss on disposal of asset Cr. Property Record the property div at FMV Dr. Retained Earnings (fmv of property) Cr. Property div payable (reduction in SHE when the property div is declared) When asset is given away: Dr. Property div payable Cr. Property
Liquidating Dividends
Have to be disclosed in the footnotes
-dividends based on other than earnings
-return of capital to S/H and should be so disclosed
When company declares a dividend > than what’s in R/E. Bal in RE 20k Div declared 45k
Dr. RE 20k
Dr. Paid in captial 25k (liquidating div is the amount which reduces Paid in capital)
Cr. Dividends Payable 45k
Scrip dividends
Issuance of promissory notes to pay dividends in the future (may bare interest) instead of cash.
Dr. RE (decreased SHE)
Cr. Scrip dividends payable
Scrip dividends are a liability which is extinguished by payment.
Dr. Scrip dividends payable (amount owed)
Dr. Interest Expense
Cr. Cash
Stock Dividends
Two Types:
Small: increases the # of shares by 20-25%
Large: Increases the # of shares by more than 20-25%
Small Stock Dividend - increases # of shares by 20-25%
Date of declaration: Dr. R/E (FMV of the shares) Cr. C/S distributable Cr. APIC Issuance: Dr. Stock dividend distributable Cr. C/S
Large Stock Dividends - increases # of shares by more than 20-25%
Date of declaration:
Dr. R/E (for the Par value of the shares)
Cr. C/S Distributable (distribution for the par value)
Issuance:
Dr. Stock dividend distributable
Cr. C/S
Stock Splits
Changes the number of shares outstanding and the par value per share.
2 for 1: take each share and split it to 2 shares- par value decreases by 1/2
Reversed stock split: 1 for 2: Number of shares decrease by 1/2 - par value doubles
*There’s no JE for stock splits- issue a Memo (does not affect SHE)
Share-based payments to Employees
Fair value of Options at grant date x Number of options= Deferred compensation expense.
Dr. Deferred compensation exp.
Cr. Stock options outstanding (paid in cap account)
*No effect to SHE- Deferred comp is a contra account to stock options outstanding.
During each of the years until the stock based comp can be excercised:
Dr. compensation exp
Cr. deferred compensation
When the option is excercised:
Dr Cash (this is the increase in equity)
Dr. Stock options outstanding (to remove the stock option)
Cr. C/S (at par)
Cr. APIC (plug)
Stock appreciation rights (SAR)
Allow employees to receive stock or cash equal in amount to the difference between the market value and some predetermined amount per share for a # of shares.
Allows employees to receive the amount of share appreciation without having to make cash outlays as is common in stock option plans.
Corporate Bankruptcy - Statement of affairs
Presents the current market values of the assets and the status of the various categories of the equity interests of the corp.
Classifies assets in the following order of priority (highest to lowest)
Fully secured creditors
Partially secured creditors
Unsecured creditors
- Priority
-Non Priority
