Concept introduction:
Cash dividend:
The Cash dividend is the amount of dividend paid to shareholders in cash. The Cash dividend is declared first and paid later. There are two
Requirement 1:
To calculate:
The amount of preferred dividend for each issue and total amount of dividend.
Concept introduction:
Cash dividend:
The Cash dividend is the amount of dividend paid to shareholders in cash. The Cash dividend is declared first and paid later. There are two journal entries made, one at the time of declaration of dividend and another at the time of payment.
Requirement 2:
To calculate:
The amount of preferred dividend in arrear.
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