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interest payable
= interest paid( payablr)
+ amortization of discount
- amortization of premium
stocks - cash dividens
cash goes down
common stock no effect
RE goes down
stock - stock dividens
cash no effect
CS goes up
RE goes down
stock - stock split
cash noeffect
CS no effect
RE bo effect
cash flows from operating activities net income( add)
-amortization and depreciation
-losses on disposals of assetts
-decrease on current assets
-increase on current liabilities
cash flows from operating activities net income ( deduct)
-increase in current assets
-decrease in current liabilities
-gains on disposable assets
activities from direct method
cash receipts
( cash payments)
Principal characteristics of a partnership
1 Association of individuals
2 Mutual agency
3 Limited life
4 Unlimited liability
5 Co-ownership of property
Issued Stock
Number of shares of issued stock have been sold and been paid for
Product costs are
an integral part of producing the product
also called inventoriable costs
do not become expenses until the product is sold
Period costs are
identified with a specific time period rather than a product
selling and administrative expenses
Characteristics of a Corporation
Separate legal existence
Limited liability of stockholders
Transferable ownership rights
Ability to acquire capital
Continuous life
Corporation management
Government regulations
Additional taxes
Authorized Stock
Maximum amount of stock a corporation is allowed to sell as authorized by corporate charter
treasury stock
a corp owns stock thats been issued fully paid for and reaquired by the company
financing activities
inflow
from sale of common stock
from issuance of bonds

outlow
dividens
reaquiring stocks