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    CHAPTER 8

    Accounting for and Presentationof Owners Equity

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    Nature of Owners Equity

    RetainedRetained

    EarningsEarnings

    Par orPar orStatedStatedValueValue

    AdditionalAdditionalPaidPaid--InInCapitalCapital

    Par orPar orStatedStatedValueValue

    AdditionalAdditionalPaidPaid--InInCapitalCapital

    TreasuryStock

    Less Total Owners Equity

    PaidPaid--in Capitalin Capital

    PreferredPreferredStockStock

    CommonCommonStockStock

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    Owners Equity Section

    Paid-in capital

    Common stock $1 par, 100,000 shares

    issued and 95,000 outstanding 100,000$

    Additional paid-in capital 2,800,000Total paid-in capital 2,900,000

    Retained earnings 1,400,000

    Total paid-in capital and retained earnings 4,300,000

    Less: cost of treasury stock (5,000 shares) (150,000)

    Total owners' equity 4,150,000$

    Owners' Equity

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    Paid-in Capital

    Common StockCommon StockOn January 01, 2008, Matrix, Inc. issued 100,000 of its $3 par valuecommon stock for $14 per share. The following entry is recorded:

    Assets = Liabilities +

    Owners'

    Equity

    Net

    income = Revenues - Expenses

    Cash

    +1,400,000

    Common

    Stock

    +300,000

    Additional

    Paid-in

    Capital

    +1,100,000

    Balance Sheet Income Statement

    This transaction has the following effect on the financial statements of Matrix:

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    Debit Credit2008

    Jan. 1 Cash 1,400,000Common stock 300,000

    Additional-paid-in-capital 1,100,000

    Date Account Titles and Explanation

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    Common Stock

    t t n n

    Un

    A tho zA tho zShSh

    Issued shares thatare owned bystockholders.

    Issued sharesthat have been

    reacquired.

    Issued sharesinclude outstanding

    and treasuryshares.

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    Preferred Stock

    Normally no votingNormally no votingrights, but dividendrights, but dividend

    payment haspayment haspreference overpreference overcommon stock.common stock.

    Has a par or statedHas a par or statedvalue with dividendvalue with dividend

    expressed as aexpressed as apercent of par.percent of par.

    IfIfcallablecallable,,

    may be retired.may be retired.IfIfconvertibleconvertible, may be, may be

    exchanged forexchanged forcommon shares.common shares.

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    Preferred Stock

    Normally, preferred stock isNormally, preferred stock is cumulativecumulative meaning that allmeaning that alldividends must be paid before any dividends can bedividends must be paid before any dividends can be

    paid to common shareholders.paid to common shareholders.

    Preferred may bePreferred may be noncumulativenoncumulative. If dividends are not. If dividends are notpaid, the company is not required to makepaid, the company is not required to make--up theup the

    missed dividends.missed dividends.

    Matrix, Inc. has 50,000, $100 par value, 6%, cumulative preferred

    stock outstanding. Calculate the annual dividend on the stock.

    50,00050,000 $100 = $5,000,000 total par$100 = $5,000,000 total par 6% = $300,000 dividend6% = $300,000 dividend

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    Preferred Stock Versus Bonds

    Preferred Stock Bonds Payable

    Dividend is usually fixed

    claim to income

    Interest is fixed claim to

    income

    Redemption value is fixed

    claim to assets

    Maturity value is a fixed claim

    to assetsIs usually callable and may be

    convertible

    Is usually callable and may be

    convertible

    Dividend may be skipped,

    even if it must be caught up

    before payments to common

    Interest must be paid or firm

    faces bankruptcy

    No maturity datePrincipal must be paid at

    maturity

    Dividends are not an

    expense and are not tax

    deductible

    Interest is a tax deductible

    expense

    Comparison of Preferred Stock and Bonds Payable

    Similarities

    Differences

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    Additional Paid-in Capital

    Represents the excess of the amountRepresents the excess of the amountreceived from the sale of preferred orreceived from the sale of preferred or

    common stock over par (or stated) valuecommon stock over par (or stated) value

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    Retained Earnings

    Represents the cumulative earnings of aRepresents the cumulative earnings of acorporation less the cumulative dividends paidcorporation less the cumulative dividends paid

    since the business started operations.since the business started operations.

    Retained earningsRetained earnings

    isis NOTNOTcash.cash.

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    Cash Dividends

    Dividends must beDividends must bedeclareddeclared by the boardby the board

    of directors beforeof directors before

    they can be legally paid.they can be legally paid.

    The company is notThe company is notlegally required tolegally required to

    pay dividends, butpay dividends, butonce declared aonce declared a

    legal liabilitylegal liabilityis createdis created

    The company must haveThe company must havesufficient cashsufficient cash andandretained earningsretained earnings

    to pay the dividend.to pay the dividend.

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    Cash Dividend

    On January 5, 2008, the Board of Directors of Matrix,On January 5, 2008, the Board of Directors of Matrix,Inc. declares a cash dividend of $1 per share on theInc. declares a cash dividend of $1 per share on the500,000 shares of common stock outstanding. The500,000 shares of common stock outstanding. The

    dividend is payable to stockholders of record ondividend is payable to stockholders of record onFebruary 5, and will be paid on March 5.February 5, and will be paid on March 5.

    Date of declaration Jan. 5

    Assets = Liabilities +

    Owners'

    Equity

    Net

    income = Revenues - Expenses

    Dividends

    payable

    +500,000

    Retained

    earnings

    500,000

    Balance Sheet Income Statement

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    D e b it Cre d i t2008

    Ja n . 5 R e ta in e d e a rn in g s 500,000

    D iv id e n d s p a ya b le 500,000

    D a te A cco un t Ti tle s a n d Ex p la n a tio n

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    Cash Dividend

    On January 5, 2008, the Board of Directors of Matrix,On January 5, 2008, the Board of Directors of Matrix,Inc. declares a cash dividend of $1 per share on theInc. declares a cash dividend of $1 per share on the500,000 shares of common stock outstanding. The500,000 shares of common stock outstanding. The

    dividend is payable to stockholders of record ondividend is payable to stockholders of record onFebruary 5, and will be paid on March 5.February 5, and will be paid on March 5.

    Date of record Feb. 5

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    Cash Dividend

    On January 5, the Board of Directors of Matrix, Inc.On January 5, the Board of Directors of Matrix, Inc.declares a cash dividend of $1 per share on the 500,000declares a cash dividend of $1 per share on the 500,000

    shares of common stock outstanding. The dividend isshares of common stock outstanding. The dividend ispayable to stockholders of record on February 5, and willpayable to stockholders of record on February 5, and will

    be paid on March 5.be paid on March 5.

    Date of payment Mar. 5

    Assets = Liabilities +

    Owners'

    Equity

    Net

    income = Revenues - Expenses

    ash

    500,000

    Dividends

    payable

    500,000

    Balance Sheet Income Statement

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    D e b it re d i t00

    Ma r 5 Divid e n d s p a ya b le 500,000

    a sh 500,000

    D a te A cco un t i tle s a n d Ex p la n a tio n

    EN ER A L O RN A L

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    Stock Dividends

    NoNo change in par valuechange in par valueof stock or in totalof stock or in total

    stockholders equity.stockholders equity.

    Stockholders retain percentageStockholders retain percentageownership in the companyownership in the company

    (preemptive right)(preemptive right)

    Distribution of additional shares of stock toDistribution of additional shares of stock tostockholders.stockholders.

    Reasons for stock dividends:Reasons for stock dividends:Preserve cash.Preserve cash.Decrease market price of stock.Decrease market price of stock.Reduce retained earnings.Reduce retained earnings.

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    Stock Dividend

    Record at currentRecord at currentmarket valuemarket value of stock.of stock.

    Small Stock DividendStock dividend less thanStock dividend less than

    25% of outstanding25% of outstanding

    shares.shares.

    Record atRecord at parparororstatedstatedvaluevalue of stock.of stock.

    Stock dividend more thanStock dividend more than25% or the outstanding25% or the outstanding

    shares.shares.

    Large Stock Dividend

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    Stock Dividend

    On May 10, 2008, Matrix, Inc. declares and distributes aOn May 10, 2008, Matrix, Inc. declares and distributes a 2% stock2% stockdividenddividend on its 500,000 common shares outstanding. Par value is $1.00on its 500,000 common shares outstanding. Par value is $1.00

    per share and the current market value is $17 per share.per share and the current market value is $17 per share.

    Common shares outstanding 500,000

    Dividend rate 2%New shares issued 10,000

    Market price per share 17$

    Value of dividend 170,000$

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    D e bi t C re d i t2 0 0 8M a y 1 0 Re ta i n e d e a rn in g s 1 7 0 ,0 0 0

    C o m m o n sto c k 1 0 ,0 0 0

    Ad d i tio n a l p a i d -in -c a p i ta l 1 60 , 0 0 0

    D a te Ac co u n t Ti tl e s a n d Exp la n a t io n

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    Stock Dividend

    On May 10, 2008, Matrix, Inc. declares and distributes aOn May 10, 2008, Matrix, Inc. declares and distributes a 2% stock2% stockdividenddividend on its 500,000 common shares outstanding. Par value is $1.00on its 500,000 common shares outstanding. Par value is $1.00

    per share and the current market value is $17 per share.per share and the current market value is $17 per share.

    Assets = t es +

    ers'

    Equity

    Net

    income = Revenues - Expenses

    Ret ined

    earnings17

    Common

    stock

    +1

    Additional

    paid-in

    capital

    +16

    Balance Sheet ncome Statement

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    e bit Cre dit8

    ay 1 Re tained ea rnings 17

    Common stock 1

    Additional paid-in-capita l 16

    a te Account Titles and Explana tio n

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    Stock Split

    No change toNo change tototaltotal

    stockholdersstockholdersequity.equity.

    No journal entry required.No journal entry required.

    Decrease the parDecrease the parvalue per share.value per share.

    Increase theIncrease thenumber of sharesnumber of shares

    outstanding.outstanding.

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    Stock Split

    Matrix, Inc. has 300,000 shares of $1 parMatrix, Inc. has 300,000 shares of $1 parvalue common stock outstanding before avalue common stock outstanding before a

    22forfor1 stock split.1 stock split.

    efore Split fter Split

    ommon Shares 300,000 00,000

    ar alue per Share 1.00$ 0. 0$otal ar alue 300,000$ 300,000$

    2

    2

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    Other Comprehensive Income

    A new category in owners equity calledA new category in owners equity calledaccumulated other comprehensive incomeaccumulated other comprehensive income

    (loss) includes the following unrealized(loss) includes the following unrealized

    changes to owners equity:changes to owners equity:1.1. Cumulative foreign currency translationCumulative foreign currency translation

    adjustments,adjustments,

    2.2. nrealized gains or losses on availablenrealized gains or losses on available--forfor--salesaleinvestments, net of related income taxes,investments, net of related income taxes,

    3.3. Additional minimum pension liabilityAdditional minimum pension liabilityadjustments, net of related income taxes.adjustments, net of related income taxes.

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    Treasury Stock

    On July 25, 2008, Matrix, Inc. repurchases 5,000 of itsOn July 25, 2008, Matrix, Inc. repurchases 5,000 of itscommon shares in the open market for $30 per share.common shares in the open market for $30 per share.

    A t = i iliti +

    Ow r '

    ity

    N t

    i = R

    C150,000

    r ry

    t150,000

    B l t I t t t

    Contra owners equity accountContra owners equity account

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    Deb edit2008J y 25 T easury stock 150,000

    Cash 150,000

    Date Account Titles and Ex lanation

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    Treasury StockOn Aug. 30, 2008, Matrix, Inc. resells 2,000 of itsOn Aug. 30, 2008, Matrix, Inc. resells 2,000 of its

    treasury stock in the open market for $35 per share.treasury stock in the open market for $35 per share.

    Assets = Liabilities +

    Owners'

    Equity

    Net

    income = Revenues - Expenses

    Cash

    +70,000

    Treasury

    stock

    +60,000

    Additional

    paid-in

    capital

    +10,000

    Balance Sheet Income Statement

    2,0002,000 $30 cost per share$30 cost per share2,0002,000 $30 cost per share$30 cost per share

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    Debi re i2008A . 30 as 70,000

    Treas r y s ck 60,000

    A i i al pai -i capi al 10,000

    Da e Acc Ti les a Expla a i

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    Proprietorships and Partnerships

    Proprietorships (single owner) and partnerships (twoProprietorships (single owner) and partnerships (twoor more owners) do not issue stock.or more owners) do not issue stock.

    Owners equity:

    John Jones, Capital 562,500$

    John Jones, rawing (41,200)

    Owners equity: 521,300$

    Owners' equity

    John Jones, Capital 125,000$

    John Jones, rawing (12,000)

    Ralph Smith, Capital 125,000

    Ralph Smith, rawing (12,000)

    Mary West, Capital 250,000

    Mary West, rawings (20,000)

    Owners' equity: 456,000$

    ProprietorshipProprietorship PartnershipPartnership

    Drawing accounts areDrawing accounts aredistributions to ownersdistributions to owners

    similar to dividends.similar to dividends.

    Net income and drawing accounts are transferredNet income and drawing accounts are transferredto capital accounts at the end of the period.to capital accounts at the end of the period.

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    Not-for-Profit Organizations

    Owners equity in notOwners equity in not--forfor--profit andprofit andgovernmental organizations are referredgovernmental organizations are referredto as fund balances. Individual resourceto as fund balances. Individual resource

    providers do not have specific claimsproviders do not have specific claimsagainst an organizations assets.against an organizations assets.

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