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what does owner equity consist of?
1.capital stock aka legal capital ( PAR VALUE FOR COMMON AND PREFER STOCK)
2. APIC for common, prefer and other
3. Retain earning
4. AOCI
5. treasure stock is DEDUCTED FROM OE
formula for book value per common share
JE to record prefer stock and its conversion to common stock
dr cash, cr prefer, cr apic prefer
to convert: dr prefer, apic prefer, cr common at par and cr apic c/s
what to remember when allocate cash dividends to cumulative prefer and common
allocate to dividends in arrears by its percentage, current year prefer div by its %, and common stock by the same% as prefer div if it's fully participating and the rest is PRORATED
what's the formula for retained earning
what's je to record treasury stock when repurchased, reissued, what to remember when doing that cost method?
always record G/L when repurchased and retained earning NEVER CREDIT, RE ONLY DEBIT WHEN IT'S A LOSS which caused APIC T/s to reverse everytime.
je to record par value method for treasury stock
remember to recognize G/L every time you repurchased stock, and APIC C/S always DR doesn't matter if it's a gain or loss, r/e never credit, difference goes to apic treasury stock when it's a gain. when you sell it, credit apic common stock
no je to record stock rights or warrant when you issued it but what about when your exercise?
Je to record issuing small stock
at FMV
Je to record issuing large stock
at par
je to record amortization of compensation expense and its exercise
what's the formula to calculate basic EPS?
(net income - preferred dividends )/WACSO
note: preferred dividends are current year not PRIOR YEAR noncummulative divs declared and cummulative div-doesnt matter if declared or paid
what if there's a net loss instead of net income in calculating basic EPS?
net loss will be added with current year noncummulative when it's declared and cumulative even if not declared
what to include and not include in calculating WACSO?
include contingent shared and conversion effect of preferred stock to common stock
NOT include NON convertible cumulative preferred stock, just ignored it
what of stock slip or stock div happened after year end and before financial statements are issued?
included those into EPS calculation of outstanding
formula for WACSO
example for calculating wacso if there's stock div
another wacso calculation example
diluted eps formula
for numerator is the same as basic eps but added back any preferred div e.g. non cummulative div declared and add back interest expense of bond after tax and
denomination is using wat if, increasing shares outstanding when converted
what's treasury bill that mature within 90 days
it's cash equivalent so you don't include anywhere on the cash statement
what are the categories for cash inflow under direct method
what are the categories for cash inflow under direct method
interest received, dividends received, other cash receipt such as insurance proceeds and lawsuit settlement, sale of trading securities if classified under current asset
what are the categories for cash outflow under direct method
what are the categories for cash inflow under direct method
what do you disclose under indirect method
cash paid for interest and income tax paid
what are the steps to calculate cash from operating under indirect method
what are the steps to calculate cash from investing under indirect method
what are the steps to calculate cash from investing under indirect method
what are the steps to calculate cash from financing under indirect method
what's the diagram for differences bw ifrs and gaap in term of interest, tax, and dividends
us gaap: it's all operating except dividend outflow is financing
irfs: all operating, if it's a receipt it's investing, if it's paid, financing. and taxes paid is all three
what are non cash transaction must be disclosed under indirect method
je for issuing common stock for land
Dr land at stock market price
cr common stock at par
cr apic difference
je to record property dividends
dr retained earning at fair market value
cr carrying value of inventory or equipment
cr gain or debit loss
how to derive depreciation expense for statement of cash flow from accumulated depreciation
how depreciation increase from one period to the next one affect operation statement of cash flow of direct method?
no impact cuz we just concern about depreciation expense
for direct method operating cash flow do we recognize interest income?
no just care about what they told you about interest received or dividend receive not the income which is the accrued
account receivable turnover
inventory turnover
total asset turn over
debt/equity