ACC2363_Assignment 8_Q #11 Purchase of an Investment in Retractable Prefered Shares

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Why is there a cost for retained earnings? Group of answer choices Earnings can be reinvested or paid out as dividends Investors could buy other securities, earn a return Neither Either

For an individual investor, investment in which one of the following accounts has the best liquidity? a. Group of answer choices b. regular taxable investment account c. 401 (k) d. RA e. Roth IRA

The sale of a short-term equity investment includes a debit to Multiple Choice Short-term investments Gain on sale of short-term investment Long-term equity investments Cash All of these

Which of the following may qualify as cash equivalents? O Investment in preference shares acquired within a short period of their maturity and with a specified redemption date O None of these O Investment in share options O Investment in ordinary shares

choose all that apply

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An investor has a long-term investment in stocks. Regular cash dividends received by the investor are recorded as   Fair Value Method Equity Method A reduction of the investment Income Income Income Income A reduction of the investment A reduction of the investment A reduction of the investment

For an individual investor, investment in which one of the following accounts has the best liquidity? a. Group of answer choices b. regular taxable investment account c. 401 (k) d. IRA e. Roth IRA

The excess of retirement cost over the original issuance price is Debited to Share Premium - Treasury Shares Debited to Retained Earnings Debited to Share Capital Both a and b respectively Which of the following is an appropriate presentation of treasury stock?" As a marketable security As a deduction at cost from total stockholders' equity As a deduction at cost from total contingent liabilities As a deduction at par from total stockholders' equity

1. The original issuance of share capital for a consideration less than its par value is least likely called as  options •watered stock •Discount on share capital •Issuance below par or stated value •Reissuance of treasury share below cost 2. At what date should share certificate be issued?  Subscription Authorization Full payment Retirement

Which of the following statements is false?   A.   Mutual funds are pool investor funds to purchase financial instruments and thus reduce risks through diversification.   B.   Initial public offering (IPO) occurs when firm issues stock in the public market for the first time.   C.   The difference between current assets and non-current assets equals to working capital.   D.   Owner’s equity is the residual interest in assets that remains after subtracting an entity’s liabilities.

Hello, Under IFRS 9, companies that invest in equity securities choose from which of the following options for reporting their investing? a. FV-NI only b. FV-NI or FV-OCI c. Amortized cost or FV-NI d. Amortized cost or FV-OCI

15. Which of the following statements regarding available-for-sale equity investments is true? a. The realized gain on sale is determined by comparing the carrying value of the investment with its selling price.b. Income is affected by temporary changes in market value.c. All equity security investments are classified as noncurrent.d. Permanent declines in value are reported on the income statement.

Equity method:  Beginning investment + (Ownership percentage x Investee net income) - _________ = Ending Investment   Question 1 options:   Common Stock   Stockholder's Equity   Cash   Dividends

Financial markets, Saving and Investment (chapter 13) Q:  Rank bonds, common stock, and preferred stock with regard to two factors the possibility of a substantial increase in value. Rank these same securities with regard to investors' legal claims for repayment on their investments. Note Please Highly Requesting Do not Copy Paste Questions From Chegg, Or Coursehero .. I Have Chegg, Coursehero

Analyzing EPS Match each term, 1 through 12 with its impact on the EPS calculation. Assume a simple capital structure unless the scenario indicates otherwise. Ignore the possibility of antidilutive securities and the initial impact on net income of a particular transaction. A scenario may have more than one impact on the EPS calculation. Scenario 1. Noncumulative, 7% preferred stock dividend with no dividend declaration. 2. Cumulative, 7% preferred stock dividend with no dividend declaration. 3. Issuance of stock options. 4. Retirement of common shares. 5. Stock dividend declared during the year. 6. Stock dividend declared after the calender year but before financial statements are issued. 7. Stock split. 8. Issuance of convertible noncumulative preferred stock with no dividend declaration. 9. Issuance of convertible bonds. 10. Conditions for issuance are met for unisssued contingent shares. 11. Purchase of shares for the treasury. 12. Granting of restricted common stock (not vested).…

Analyzing EPS Match each term, 1 through 12 with its impact on the EPS calculation. Assume a simple capital structure unless the scenario indicates otherwise. Ignore the possibility of antidilutive securities and the initial impact on net income of a particular transaction. A scenario may have more than one impact on the EPS calculation. Scenario 1. Noncumulative, 7% preferred stock dividend with no dividend declaration. 2. Cumulative, 7% preferred stock dividend with no dividend declaration. 3. Issuance of stock options. 4. Retirement of common shares. 5. Stock dividend declared during the year. 6. Stock dividend declared after the calender year but before financial statements are issued. 7. Stock split. 8. Issuance of convertible noncumulative preferred stock with no dividend declaration. 9. Issuance of convertible bonds. 10. Conditions for issuance are met for unisssued contingent shares. 11. Purchase of shares for the treasury. 12. Granting of…

Question 77 For the following, fill in the blanks with the appropriate term(s). For questions that give you two or three choices to choose from, circle the most appropriate. (7.1) The return on an investment comes in two forms: the and the two forms: component gain or loss. The return on investment in common stock comes in gains (or losses).. and gains (or losses) for an investment in common stock arise from in the value of the investment. (7.2) The total percentage return for an investment in common stock is the sum of the yield and the [(Pt+1-P)/ Pt] The gains yield. The dividend yield is defined algebraically as gains yield is defined algebraically as (7.3) The debt represented by T-bills is virtually free of any life. We will call the rate of return on such debt the over its short and we will use it as a kind of benchmark. The difference between the rate of return for a risky investment and the return on T-bills is the for the risky asset. som levo (7.4) An investor's portfolio is…