Answer:
(1) stock dividends
retained earnings will decrease by 2.830.500
total stockholders equity will remain unchanged. the rdecrease in RE is countered with the increase in common stock and additinal paid-in capital
the price will be kept at $51 as the company reocgnize this as the stock value when issuing the shares by using additional paid-in account for the difference between par value and market value
(2) the stock split
It generates no effect on the accounting as just additional shares at issued but the total capitalization and equity values are the same.
The price per share will be half as there is now double amount of shares:
$1 par value
and $25.50 market value
Explanation:
stock dividends
amount of shares issued:
370,000 shares x 15% = 55,500 shares
Retained Earnings decrease: 55,500 x 51 = 2.830.500
55,500 x $ 2 par value = 111,000 common stock
55,500 x $ (51-2) = 499,500 additional paid-in
Answer:
A.57.9%
Explanation:
Return on Assets (ROA) measures how effective a business generates income from its total assets. It is calculated from the net income and total assets using the following formula;
Return on assets (ROA ) = Net income / Total assets
Net income = 275,000
Total assets = 475,000
ROA = 275,000 / 475,000
= 0.5789 or 57.9%
Answer:
Explanation:
Zoom Slingshot's marketing.team conducted the survey in a bid to add more value to the customer. After the discovery that some of the slingshot lines breaks frequently, the feedback from the survey was used to add value to the customer by providing a stronger product.
Businesses are always looking for ways of adding value for customers, and feedback is a good insight to customer needs.
Answer:
$23,950
Explanation:
Income $100,000
Expenses $75,000
Depreciation $22,000
income tax rate = 35%
Income $100,000
Expenses ($75,000)
Depreciation ($22,000)
EBT $3,000
Income Tax $3,000 * (35/100) = $1,050
Net Income $1,950
ATCF
=Earnings Before Tax + Depreciation
=$1,950 + $22,000 = $23,950
Answer: The answer is as follows:
Explanation:
Each item is classified as follows:
(a) Issuance of ownership shares - Common Stock
(b) Land purchased - Assets
(c) Amounts owed to suppliers - Liabilities (Accounts Payable)
(d) Bonds payable - Liabilities
(e) Amount earned from selling a product - Revenue
(f) Cost of advertising - Expense
