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Chapter 8, Problem 40P
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Prepare a schedule showing the calculation of net income and earnings per share that company C’s reports for the three-month period and the six-month period ended June 30, 2017.

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Answer to Problem 40P

Net income for three month period is $4,440 and earnings per share are $4.44 and net income for six month period is $9,000 and earnings per share are $9.

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A schedule showing the calculation of net income and earnings per share that company C reports for the three-month period

 2017
Particulars1st Q
  
Sales $      18,000
Less: Cost of goods sold $        7,400
Gross profit $      10,600
Less: Operating expenses $        3,200
Income before income taxes $        7,400
Income taxes (40%) $        2,960
Net income $        4,440

Table: (1)

Earnings per share for three month period

Earningspershare for three month period=NetincomePreferreddividendsAveragecommonsharesoutstanding=$4,440$01,000=$4,4401,000=$4.44

Thus, Earnings per share for three month period is $4.44

A schedule showing the calculation of net income and earnings per share that company C reports for the six-month period ended June 30, 2017

 2017
Particulars1st Q + 2nd Q
  
Sales $         38,000
Less: Cost of goods sold $         16,400
Gross profit $         21,600
Less: Operating expenses $           6,600
Income before income taxes $         15,000
Income taxes (40%) $           6,000
Net income $           9,000

Table: (2)

Earnings per share for six month period

Earningspershareforsixmonthperiod=NetincomePreferreddividendsAveragecommonsharesoutstanding=$9,000$01,000=$9,0001,000=$9

Thus, earnings per share for six month period is $9

Working note

Schedule showing calculation of net income that company C reports for the two quarters:

 2017
Particulars1st Q2nd QConsolidated balance
    
Sales $      18,000 $           20,000 $                      38,000
Less: Cost of goods sold $        7,400 $             9,000 $                      16,400
Gross profit $      10,600 $           11,000 $                      21,600
Less: Operating expenses $        3,200 $             3,400 $                        6,600
Income before income taxes $        7,400 $             7,600 $                      15,000
Income taxes (40%) $        2,960 $             3,040 $                        6,000
Net income $        4,440 $             4,560 $                        9,000

Table: (3)

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