Loose Leaf for Fundamental Accounting Principles
Loose Leaf for Fundamental Accounting Principles
23rd Edition
ISBN: 9781259687709
Author: John J Wild, Ken Shaw Accounting Professor, Barbara Chiappetta Fundamental Accounting Principles
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 13, Problem 5APSA
To determine

Introduction:

Common Stock refers to securities which give its holders a share in the ownership of a corporation. Common stockholders have voting rights and they can elect the board of directors of a corporation.

Requirement 1:

To Calculate:

Current Market Value of Common Stock

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Answer to Problem 5APSA

Solution:

Current Market Value of common stock is $85 per share. Therefore, the total market value will be calculated as follows:

Total Market Value = No. Of shares×Market Value per share = 4,000×$85 = $340,000

Explanation of Solution

Explanations:

Market Value is nothing but the current price prevailing in the stock exchange. So, the current market value would be $ 85 per share and the total market price of 4,000 shares would be $340,000.

To determine

Requirement 2:

To Calculate:

Par Value of Preferred Stock and Common Stock

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Answer to Problem 5APSA

Solution:

Par Value of Preferred Stock is $50 per share and par value of common stock would be $20 per share.

Explanation of Solution

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Given:

Total Value of Preferred stock = $50,000

Number of Preferred Stock = 1,000

Therefore, Par value per share = Total ValueNo. of Shares $50,0001,000 = $50

Total value of Common Stock = $80,000

No. of Common Stock = 4,000

Therefore, Par value per share = Total ValueNo. of Shares $80,0004,000 = $20

To determine

Requirement 3:

To Calculate:

Book Value per share of Common Stock if no dividends are in arrears

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Answer to Problem 5APSA

Solution:

If no dividends are in arrears, the book value per share of common stock would be $57.5.

Explanation of Solution

Explanations:

Book Value per share is calculated as follows:

Book Value per share = Stockholders' Equity - Preferred stockNo. of Common Shares Outstanding $280,000$50,0004,000 $230,0004,000 = $57.50

To determine

Requirement 4:

To Calculate:

Book Value per share of Common Stock if two years preferred dividends are in arrears

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Answer to Problem 5APSA

Solution:

If two years preferred dividends are in arrears, the book value per share of common stock would be $56.25.

Explanation of Solution

Explanations:

Preferred dividends of two years would be calculated as follows:

Preferred Dividends = Preferred Stock Value×Rate of Dividend×No. of Years = $50,000×5%×2 = $2,500×2 = $5,000

Therefore, Book Value per share is calculated as follows:

Book Value per share = Stockholders' Equity - (Preferred stock+Preferred Dividends)No. of Common Shares Outstanding $280,000($50,000+$5,000)4,000 $280,000$55,0004,000 $225,0004,000 = $56.25

To determine

Requirement 5:

To Calculate:

Total amount of dividend to be paid to the Preferred and Common shareholders and Dividend per share for Common Stock

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Answer to Problem 5APSA

Solution:

Total amount to be paid to the Preferred shareholders = $7,500

And, Total amount to be paid to the Common shareholders = $4,000

Dividend per share for Common Stock would be $1 per share.

Explanation of Solution

Explanations:

Two years arrear preferred dividend = $5,000 (as calculated above)

Current year preferred dividend = $2,500

Therefore, Total Preferred Dividend = $5,000+$2,500 = $7,500

Since, Total Dividend declared is $11,500 (given). Therefore, total amount of dividend to be paid to common shareholders would be as follows:

Common Stock Dividend = Total Dividend - Preferred Dividend = $11,500 - $7,500 = $4,000

Therefore, dividend per share for common stock would be calculated as follows:

Dividend per share = Total Common Stock DividendNo. of Common Shares Outstanding $4,0004,000 = $1

To determine

Requirement 6:

To Determine:

Difference between Book Value of Common Stock and its Market Value

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Answer to Problem 5APSA

Solution:

Difference between Book Value and Market Value of Common stock is as follows:

1. Book Value represents the real net worth of the company. On the other hand, Market Value represents the net worth of company as per investors’ point of view.

2. Book Value is generally the value appearing in company’s books of accounts whereas Market Value is the value appearing in stock market.

3. Book Value is calculated by dividing the stockholders’ equity by the total number of shares outstanding. On the other hand, market value is calculated by multiplying the total number of shares outstanding with the current market price per share.

Explanation of Solution

Explanations:

Book Value:

Book Value is calculated by subtracting the liabilities of the company from the assets of the company and then dividing them by the number of shares outstanding.

Market Value:

Market value of a share is the current price prevailing in the stock market. This price represents the investors’ point of view that how much they are interested in a company and what is the company's future.

Conclusion

Hence, we can say that Book Value and Market Value are not the same. The former represents the actual value and the latter represents the investors’ opinion about the company’s future.

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