Concept explainers
a.
To calculate: The compensation cost to be recognized for the year.
Given Information:
Number of shares granted is 100,000.
Exercise price of the shares is $12.
Fair value at the grant date is $45.
Vesting period is 2 years.
Vesting probability is 100% in each year.
b.
The compensation expense for end of the year and journal entry of it.
Given Information:
Number of shares granted is 100,000.
Exercise price of the shares is $12.
Fair value at the grant date is $45.
Vesting period is 2 years.
Vesting probability is 100% in each year.
c.
The journal entry to record the actual exercise of stock option..
Given Information:
Number of shares granted is 100,000.
Exercise price of the shares is $12.
Fair value at the grant date is $45.
Vesting period is 2 years.
Vesting probability is 100% in each year.
d.
The value of compensation expense for the end of years and journal entry of it.
Given Information:
Number of shares granted is 100,000.
Exercise price of the shares is $12.
Fair value at the grant date is $45.
Vesting period is 2 years.
Vesting probability is 100% in first year.
Vesting probability is 80% in second year.
e.
The value of compensation expense for the end of years and journal entry of it.
Given Information:
Number of shares granted is 100,000.
Exercise price of the shares is $12.
Fair value at the grant date is $45.
Vesting period is 2 years.
Vesting probability is 100% in first year.
Vesting probability is 80% in second year.
Unexercised options expired rate is 25%.

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