Posted: 19 Jul 2009 at 02:41 | IP Logged
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IrvineCPA wrote:
Thank you my friends. I think you both are rightbased on the answer. How would the entries look like ?
The problem is from Gleim, SU#14, Q#8.
In year 2, Fogg, Inc. issued $10 par value common stock for $25 per share. No other common stock transaction occurred until March 31, Year 4, when Fogg acquired some of the issued shares for $20 per share and retired them. Which of the following statement accurately states an effect of this acquisition and retirement?
- Year 4 net income is decreased
- Year 4 net income is increased
- Additional paid in capital is decreased
- Retained earnings is increased.
Answer is ‘C”
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The answer is the Par Method. APIC is debited upon purchase of Treasury Stock in 2004.
Legal (or Par/Stated Value) Method
Journal Entry to Record Purchase of Treasury Stock:
(Example displays stock originally sold at $10 per share.)
Dr: Treasury stock (1,000 shares @ $1 par)
Dr: Additional paid-in capital (pro rata: 1,000 * $9)
Dr: Retained earnings (1,000 * $5)
Cr: Cash (paid for treasury stock)
$9 = ($10 price at issuance - $1 par)
Cost Method
The answer cannot be the Cost Method because only cash is credited and APIC is not debited.
Journal Entry to Record Purchase of Treasury Stock:
Dr: Treasury stock (shares @ per share cost)
Cr: Cash (paid for treasury stock)
Year 2 is just the issuance of stock:
Dr: Cash $25
Cr: C.S. $10
Cr: APIC $15
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