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What is a stockholder?
It is a person who owns stock in a corporation
What is continuous life?
The life of a corporation does not end when a stockholder transfers their stock
How does limited liability affect stockholders?
It frees the stockholders from all liabilities that the corporation may face, they only lose their investment
Who manages a corporation?
A corporation is owned by the stockholders, however, they elect a board of directors to manage the day to day activities
What is double taxation?
It is when the corporation pays income tax and then the stockholders pay personal taxes on the dividends they receive
What are the stockholder's rights?
They have the right to vote, to receive dividends, liquidation in case of going out of business, and preemption
What is a stock?
They are shares into which the owners' equity of a corporation is divided
What is outstanding stock?
It is the stock that is in the hands of stockholders
What is common stock?
It is the most basic form of capital stock
What is preferred stock?
It is a certain type of stock that gives owners certain advantages such as that of receiving dividends before common stockholders
What are par value stocks?
Par value is an arbitrary amount assigned by a company to a share of its stock
What is legal capital?
It is the minimum amount of stockholder's equity that a corporation must maintain for the protection of creditors
What is stated value?
It is an amount assigned to no-par stock
How to journalize the issuance of stock at par?
Debit cash for the amount received and credit common stock
How to journalize the issuance of stock above par?
Debit cash by total amount received and credit common stock at par price, and also credit paid-in capital in excess of par with the remaining amount
How to journalize no-par stock?
Debit cash by amount received and credit common stock
What is treasury stock?
It is stock a corporation has issued and later reacquired
How to journalize treasury stock?
Debit treasury stock for the amount paid for the stock and credit cash for the same amount
How to journalize the sell of the treasury stock?
Debit cash for amount received, credit treasury stock to cancel the account and any excess money credit it to paid-in capital from treasury stock transactions
How to journalize the retirement of stock?
Debit the stock account and any additional paid-in capital on the stock and credit cash