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Stockholder’s Equity

Stockholder’s Equity. Why are we studying Stockholders’ Equity Owners Investments Residual Equity Required Reconciliation Statement. 2. Components of Shareholders Equity. Capital Stock Preferred Stock Additional Paid in Capital Treasury Stock Other changes in Assets Accounts Investments

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Stockholder’s Equity

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  1. Stockholder’s Equity

  2. Why are we studying Stockholders’ Equity • Owners Investments • Residual Equity • Required Reconciliation Statement

  3. 2. Components of Shareholders Equity • Capital Stock • Preferred Stock • Additional Paid in Capital • Treasury Stock • Other changes in Assets Accounts • Investments • Pensions • Foreign Currency

  4. Preferred Stock • 1. preferred as to dividends • 2. preference as to assets upon liquidation • 3. convertible into common stock • 4. callable at option of corporation • 5. non-voting

  5. Preferred Stock • Cumulative preferred • Dividends in arrears • Participating preferred • Convertible preferred • Participation limited • Callable preferred • Call premium

  6. Convertible Preferred

  7. Preferred Stock Conversion

  8. Preferred Stock With WarrantsAPB 14 • PS$ = FMV-PS/ (FMV-PS+FMV-warrants) x proceeds • W$ = FMV-Warrants/ (FMV-PS+FMV-warrants) x proceeds • PS = 115,192 = 119,000/(119,000+6,000)x121,000 • Warrants = 5,808 = 6,000/(119,000+6,000)x121,000

  9. Preferred Stock with warrants

  10. 4. Treasury Stock • Why? • Non taxable to shareholders • Increase Earnings per Share • Increase return on Equity • To provide shares for compensation agreements • To thwart take over attempts • To make a market for the stock

  11. Treasury Stock • Treasury stock is not an asset • Treasury stock is issued but not outstanding • Accounting for Purchase • Cost method • Par value method (seldom used)

  12. Purchase and sale of treasury Stock

  13. Purchase and sale of treasury Stock

  14. Purchase and sale of treasury Stock

  15. Retirement of Treasury Stock

  16. Green MailBlack Mail? • When Common stock is re-acquired at a price substantially greater than the market value • Thwart takeover attempt • Seller may agree to • Restrict purchases • Abandon acquisition

  17. Green Mail

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