1. Journal Entries to record Stockholders Equity Transactions.
Concept Introduction:
Cash Dividend:
Cash Dividend refers to share of profits divided among shareholders in the form of cash.
Requirement 1
No of outstanding shares on date of each dividend date
2. Dollar amount of Each Cash Dividend.
Concept Introduction:
Cash Dividend:
Cash Dividend refers to share of profits divided among shareholders in the form of cash.
Requirement 2
Dollar Amount of Each Cash Dividend
3. Amount of Stock dividend to be capitalised.
Concept Introduction:
Stock Dividend:
Stock Dividend refers to stocks issued of a certain percentage of quantity, at current market price.
Requirement 3
Amount of Stock Dividend to be Capitalised.
4. Cost price per Treasury Stock
Concept Introduction:
Treasury Stock is stock which has been purchased by the company.
Requirement 4
Cost price per Treasury Stock
5. Net Income
Concept Introduction:
Net Income is amount of Gains made by the organisation of amount of Revenue over expenses.
Requirement 4
Net Income Earned during the year.

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