(a)
Common Stock: A category of ownership in a company that has the last right on the earnings of that company as the left out portion of earnings is attributed to these stockholders.
To identify: The par or stated value of common stock for Company A and W.
(b)
To compute: The percentage of authorized common stock issued.
(c)
To identify: The number of shares held as treasury stock by Company A and W at the end of 2013.
(d)
The outstanding common shares of Company A and Company W at the end of 2013 accounting period.
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