3. On December 18, 2020, UNO Corporation issued 5,250 ordinary shares, par P30 for P58 per share. At what amount will shareholders' equity increase upon issuance? * Your answer

Q: Describe the sources that arise from Changes in shareholders’ equity.

A: Shareholders equity has three parts: contributed capital, retained earnings and other comprehensive…

Q: 31) What is the percentage of a firm's earnings that is distributed to shareholders called?

A: Earning is the amount of profit which is earned by the company from doing business. It includes the…

Q: Why does the shareholder liability limited?

A: Shareholders generally hold shares of the company which is limited by shares. A company limited by…

Q: What does “ Shareholders Limited  Liability “  Mean  ?

A: Shareholders are the persons who own the company and have a right to vote in the event of making…

Q: What are the other names of shareholders equity?

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Q: What is share capital retirement? What is the effect of this? Discuss.

A: Share Capital Share capital is the fund which are raised from the public for the operations of the…

Q: What is meant by a shareholder’s preemptive right?

A: Common stock: These are the ordinary shares that a corporation issues to the investors in order to…

Q: Explain the theory behind the residual income valuation approach.  Discuss why residual income value…

A: The estimation of the remaining revenue utilizes the book value parameters for common shareholder…

Q: Preference shareholders have the first claim to dividend before common shareholders are paid. A.…

A: Preference shares are shares of the firm that provide the owner a higher claim to the assets &…

Q: What are the indicators of shareholder welfare?

A: Any person or company or any financial institute that holds the share of the company is referred to…

Q: am unsure of how to group into assets, liabilities and shareholder equity.

A: Introduction:- The following balance sheet or accounting equation used as follows unde:- Total…

Q: When do the corporations also report their retained earnings?

A: When do the corporations also report their retained earnings?

Q: Define shareholder's equity.

A: Financial accounting is the process of recording, summarizing, and reporting all the transactions in…

Q: When are distributions to shareholders in an s corporation taxable and non taxable?

A: S corporation is one of the popular business entity for people looking for new businesses. The…

Q: Does the payment of the highest bidder for a delinquent share have any effect on total shareholder's…

A: Delinquent Share: It means any and all shares of capital stock owned by the transferee in excess of…

Q: Does the shareholders share of the corporations annual income increase the shareholders stock basis.

A: When a part of corporation's annual income is shared with the shareholders, it is known as cash…

Q: What are fhe basic rights of a shareholder?

A: A shareholder has the following basic rights:  (1) A shareholder has a right to attend, and vote…

Q: Describe the sources of shareholder’s equity.

A: Stockholders’ equity or shareholder's equity:  The claims of owners on a company’s resources, after…

Q: What is LIABILITY? O a. Resources owned by the company O b. Amount paid in advance OC. Business owed…

A: The term liability is an obligation .It may be short term or long term. It may also refer to the…

Q: What are the accounting items corresponding to additions to wealth for shareholders, lenders and the…

A: The objective of the question is to identify the accounting items that correspond to the increase in…

Q: Write down the note on shareholder's equity.

A: Financial accounting standards board (FASB): This is the organization which creates, develops, and…

Q: explain the difference between the net income and net income available for common shareholders.

A: Introduction:- i)Net income means as follows under:- Net income means deduction of all expenses…

Q: What are the four classifications within shareholders’ equity?

A: Shareholders’ equity:   The claims of owners on a company’s resources, after the liabilities are…

Q: why should a company invest in the stock of another company?

A: When a company invests in the stock of another company, it is known as Inter-corporate investments.

Q: Based on your understanding, differentiate the return earned between common shareholder and…

A: Common Shareholders are the ultimate owner's of a company. The return earned by them will be equal…

Q: How are profits and losses allocated to LLC members?

A: LLC means Limited Liability Company, which is a private company with a combination of partnership…

Q: In regard to dividends and earnings, when and how should you and other owners be rewarded?

A: Dividend is a periodic return paid by the company to the shareholders out of the current profits.…

Q: Identify which category of shareholder's equity is affected by each item and briefly explain how it

A: Shareholders equity is one of the important element of balance sheet of the business. It shows total…

Q: hat are dividends in arrears? How do they affect the allocation of dividends to preference and…

A: Dividends in arrears means that dividends have accrued but have not yet been paid due to inadequate…

Q: What is return on shareholder's equity?

A: The return on shareholders' equity can be determined by using the following formula: ROE = Earnings…

Q: Which activities changes equity but does not affect a corporation's assets and liabilities?

A: Changes in equity: The amount of equity changes due to increase or decrease in the business…