FAR 5312018

  1. The par-value method treats the acquisition of treasury stock as a constructive retirement and the resale as a ----------------.
    The par-value method treats the acquisition of treasury stock as a constructive retirement and the resale as a new issuance.
  2. The ------------------ method treats the acquisition of treasury stock as a constructive retirement and the resale as a new issuance.
    The par-value method treats the acquisition of treasury stock as a constructive retirement and the resale as a new issuance.
  3. If a corporation declared a dividend, a portion of which was liquidating, what is decreased?
    Additional Paid-in Capital and Retained Earnings are decreased if the liquidating dividend is declared.
  4. Additional Paid-in Capital and Retained Earnings are ------------------- if the liquidating dividend is declared.
    Additional Paid-in Capital and Retained Earnings are decreased if the liquidating dividend is declared.
  5. A --------------------- dividend results in a distribution in excess of the corporation’s retained earnings.
    A liquidating dividend results in a distribution in excess of the corporation’s retained earnings.
  6. When a corporation declares a dividend consisting of tangible property, the property must first be -------------------------------.
    When a corporation declares a dividend consisting of tangible property, the property must first be remeasured to fair value
  7. When shares are issued for an amount greater than their par value, the difference is credited to -------------------------------.
    When shares are issued for an amount greater than their par value, the difference is credited to additional paid-in capital.
Author
Joens1313
ID
340551
Card Set
FAR 5312018
Description
FAR 2018
Updated