Equity in Class Exercises

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These flashcards cover key concepts and definitions related to equity and stock issuance based on the lecture notes provided.

Last updated 1:50 AM on 4/15/26
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No-Par Common Stock

Stock that does not have a par value, as seen in the issuance by ABC Corporation for $25 per share.

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Journal Entry

A record in the accounting books that reflects a transaction, detailing accounts affected and the amounts credited and debited.

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Common and Preferred Stock at Par

Issuance of stock at its par value, shown in the transaction of XYZ Company with both common and preferred stocks.

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Issuance at a Discount

Selling shares for less than their par value, demonstrated by LMN Inc. issuing $10 par common stock for $8.

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Issuance at a Premium

Selling shares for more than their par value, illustrated by QRS Corporation selling $5 par stock for $12.

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Stated Value Stock

Stock that has a stated value assigned by the corporation, like the $2 stated value stock issued by DEF Corporation.

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Noncash Assets

Assets received by a company that are not cash, as shown by GHI Inc. exchanging stock for equipment.

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Stock Dividends

Distribution of additional shares to shareholders, such as the 10% stock dividend declared by JKL Corporation.

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Small Stock Dividend

A stock dividend that is less than 20-25% of the outstanding shares, like the 5% dividend by MNO Company.

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Large Stock Dividend

A stock dividend that is more than 20-25% of the outstanding shares, represented by PQR Company's 30% dividend.

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Treasury Stock

Stock that a company has repurchased from shareholders, demonstrated by STU Corporation repurchasing its own shares.