Answer:
Treasury Stock 24,000
Cash 24,000
to record puchase of own shares (A)
Cash 19,000
Threasury Stock 16,000
Additional Paid-in TS 3,000
to record reissued shares aboe their price (B)
equipment 80,000
Cash 25,000
Common Stock 40,000
Additional Paid-in 15,000
to record purchase of equipment (C)
Cash 7,000
Additional Paid-in TS 1,000
Treasury Stock 8,000
to record reissued shares below their price (D)
Explanation:
(A) under cost method, treasury stock enter the accounting at their cost.
Inthis case is 1,500 shares times $16
(B) When reissued above their cost the shares will generate a additional paid in
Cost:
1,000 shares x $16 = 16,000
Sales price:
1,000 shares x $19 = 19,000
Difference:
19,000 - 16,000 = 3,000
(C) The equipment enter the accounting for his cost. Because, the face value of the stock is not enought for the equipment, we recognize an additional paid-in
equipment 80,000
cash (25,000)
common stock
4,000 x 10 (40,000)
<em>Subtotal 15,000</em>
To cover this we use the additional paid-in
(D) We decrease the additional paid-in for the diference between cash proceeds and the treasury stock:
cash 14 x 500 = 7,000
Ts 16 x 500 =(8,000)
We decrease the previous additional paid-in TS declare on (B)
