Compute for the book value per share for:5. Ordinary shares6. Preference shares TINT Corporation presents the following condensed statement of financial position as of the close of the year:CashAccounts PayableOrdinary Share Capital5% Preference Share Capital7% Preference Share Capital520,000550,000Other Assets1,333,000550,000330,000220,000Accumulated Profits203,000P 1,853,000Total AssetsP 1,853,000Total EquitiesThe 5% preference share capital is cumulative, the 7% preference share capital is non-cumulative, but both arefully participating. The par value of all shares is P100.

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TINT Corporation presents the following condensed statement of financial position as of the close of the year: P 550,000 Accounts Payable Ordinary Share Capital 5% Preference Share Capital 7% Preference Share Capital Cash 520,000 1,333,000 Other Assets 550,000 330,000 220,000 Accumulated Profits P 1,853,000 203,000 P 1,853,000 Total Assets Total Equities The 5% preference share capital is cumulative, the 7% preference share capital is non-cumulative, but both are fully participating. The par value of all shares is P100.

TINT Corporation presents the following condensed statement of financial position as of the close of the year: P 550,000 Accounts Payable Ordinary Share Capital 5% Preference Share Capital 7% Preference Share Capital Cash 520,000 1,333,000 Other Assets 550,000 330,000 220,000 Accumulated Profits P 1,853,000 203,000 P 1,853,000 Total Assets Total Equities The 5% preference share capital is cumulative, the 7% preference share capital is non-cumulative, but both are fully participating. The par value of all shares is P100.

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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