Accounting III Honors : Corporate Dividends and Treasury Stock

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Declaring a Dividend

Action by Board of Directors to distribute corporate earnings to stockholders.

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Date of Record

The date at which determines which stockholders are to receive dividends. - must own stock of this date to get the dividend and before the date of declaration.

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Date of Declaration

The date at which the Board of Directors vote to distribute a dividend - make the official declaration and becomes public.

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Date of Payment

The date on which dividends are actually to be paid to stockholders - usually about a month after the date of declaration.

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The board of directors declared a quarterly cash dividend.

DEBIT: Dividends - Common and Stock

CREDIT: Dividends Payable

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Paid cash for annual dividend declared on December 15.

DEBIT: Dividends Payable

CREDIT: Cash

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How is the total value of the preferred stock calculated?

# of preferred shares outstanding x value per share

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How is the preferred quarterly dividend amount calculated?

( Value of preferred stock x Dividend percentage ) / 4

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How is the common dividend calculated?

(Total value of preferred stock) - (Quarterly dividend amount)

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Stock Dividends

The payment of a dividend with the stock of the corporation.

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Why do people use stock dividends?

If there is a shortage of cash and an abundance of stock, people use more stock dividends.

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When a 2% stock dividend is declared payable on June 30th. The corporation has 100,000 shares of $0.10 par-value common stock outstanding. The current market price of the stock is $5.30.

DEBIT: Stock Dividends

CREDIT: Stock Dividends Distributable and PIC in Excess of Par Value - Common

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How are stock dividends calculated?

( Percentage of the stock dividend ) x (Shares for Stock Dividends ) x ( $5.30 Market Price )

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How is the Stock Dividends Distributable calculated?

( $0.10 par value common stock ) x ( Stock Dividends amount (2000) )

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How is the PIC calculated?

( Stock dividends ) - ( Dividends Distributable )

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Issued 2,000 shares of common stock in payment of its June 1 stock Dividend.

DEBIT: Stock Dividend Distributable

CREDIT: Capital Stock - Common

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What does the Payment of Stock Dividend done for?

It shows the actual dividend ( what the stockholders actually get)

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Why isn’t Capital Stock used when Stock Dividends are declared?

The stock has not been certificated.

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Treasury Stock

Corporation’s own stock that has been issued and required, which buys back from the shareholders.

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Why is Treasury Stock used?

The corporation wants to issue a stock dividend so the corporation needs more stock.

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Are there any gains or losses when the corporation first buys the stock back?

No

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Paid Cash to Kate Mason for 2,000 shares of $5.00 par-value common stock at $9.00 per share, $18,000.00

DEBIT: Treasury Stock

CREDIT: Cash

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How is Treasury Stock calculated?

( 2,000 shares of Treasury Stock ) x ($9.00 per share )

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What type of account is Treasury Stock contra to?

Capital Stock

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When Treasury stock is sold back and its more than original cost!

DEBIT: Cash

CREDIT: Treasury Stock, PIC in Capital from Sale of Treasury Stock

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When Treasury Stock is sold and its less than original Cost.

DEBIT: Cash, PIC in Capital from Sale of Treasury Stock

CREDIT: Treasury Stock

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Closing Dividends Account

DEBIT: Retained Earnings

CREDIT: Dividends

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Current Asset

What type of account is Marketable Securities?

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Other Revenue

What is Dividend Revenue classified as?

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Buy Back

A program approved by the BOD authorizing the corporation to repurchase its stock.

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