Principles of Financial Accounting.
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Determine the following items based on Eldon's balance sheet. Round all calculations except per-share amounts to the nearest whole number; round per-share amounts to the nearest cent.
1. The number of shares of preferred stock issued
? shares
2. The number of shares of preferred stock outstanding
? shares
3. The average per-share sales price of the preferred stock when issued
$? per share
4. The par value of the common stock
$? per share
7. Use the information in Exercise 6, but assume instead that a 20% stock dividend was declared. Answer the same requirements.
(see attached images especially for the information in Exercise 6 in the uploaded images. Please answer it based on your knowledge. thank you so much!)
NOTE: only letter C and D is the unanswered so please answer it thank you!
a) Prepare the required entries to for the declaration and distribution.
b) Prepare the shareholders’ equity section immediately after the stock dividend was declared.
c) Compare with the accounts and figures given above and explain the effects of this stock dividend on the a) assets, b) liabilities, and c) shareholders' equity.
d) Prepare again the shareholders' equity immediately after the stock dividend was distributed. Compare the accounts against no 1 above and explain the effects of this distribution on the a) assets, b) liabilities, and c) shareholders' equity.
Required:
Determine the following items based on Eldon's balance sheet. Round all calculations except per-share amounts to the nearest whole number; round per-share amounts to the nearest cent.
4. The par value of the common stock
$? per share
7. The total stockholders' equity
$?
8. The per-share book value of the common stock assuming that there are no dividends in arrears and that the preferred stock can be redeemed at its par value
$? per share
Chapter 13 Solutions
Principles of Financial Accounting.
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