When recording a loss or a gain, which one do you debit and which do you credit? debit loss, credit gain. What is treasury stock and what type of account is it? when a company buys shares of its own stock, its a contra-stockholders’ equity account dividends are what kind of payments to stockholders? and what account is it paid out of? cash payments and paid out of retained earnings
when recording a loss or a gain, which one do you debit and which do you credit?
debit loss, credit gain
what is treasury stock and what type of account is it?
when a company buys shares of its own stock, its a contra-stockholders’ equity account
dividends are what kind of payments to stockholders? and what account is it paid out of?
cash payments and paid out of retained earnings
what does “authorized” mean?
number of shares allowed to be issued
what does “issued” mean?
number of shares sold
what does “outstanding” mean?
number of shares issued, minus treasury stock
journal entry for issuing common stock?
cash
common stock
additional paid-in capital
journal entry for reselling treasury stock?
cash
additional paid-in capital
treasury stock
when issuing stock, how do you calculate cash, common/preferred stock, additional paid-in capital, and treasury stock?
cash: # of shares x selling price
common/preferred: # of shares x par value of that stock
APIC: difference
treasury stock: # of shares x purchase price of TS
journal entry for paying dividends
dividends payable
cash
operating cash flows include
current assets and liabilities, net income, interest, taxes
investing cash flows include
long term assets (land, equipment, notes receivable)
financing cash flows include
stockholders’ equity, long term liabilities, notes payable
what is vertical analysis?