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Introduction: Common stockholders are the owners of the common stocks of the company. They receive dividend on their shareholding in the company. Their shareholding in the company is known as share capital of the company.
To match:The account titles with the usual account title applied under U.S GAAP.
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Introduction:Common stockholders are the owners of the common stocks of the company. They receive dividend on their shareholding in the company. Their shareholding in the company is known as share capital of the company.
To prepare:The
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Introduction:Dividend refers to the amount of money which is paid by the company to the shareholders of the company on their shareholding. It is income of the shareholders.
To calculate:The dividend for the year 2014.

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