The following represents the stockholder’s equity account of Security Data Company:     0 R       Preferred stock R200,000       Common stock (R4 par) R200,000       Paid-in capital in excess of par R350,000       Retained earnings R350,000           Total stockholder’s equity          ########                 Additional information provided:         Current share price R40       Earning Available to Common Shareholders (EACS) R120,000       The firm is considering a 5% stock dividend.                                       A.      Rework the stockholder’s equity account for Security Data Company should the firm decide to implement the stock dividend.   Current  New     Preferred stock R200,000   [0,5]   Common stock (R4 par) R200,000   [1]   Paid-in capital in excess of par R350,000 0 [1]   Retained earnings R350,000   [1]       Total stockholder’s equity          ########   0.5

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The following represents the stockholder’s equity account of Security Data Company:    
0 R      
Preferred stock R200,000      
Common stock (R4 par) R200,000      
Paid-in capital in excess of par R350,000      
Retained earnings R350,000      
    Total stockholder’s equity          ########      
         
Additional information provided:        
Current share price R40      
Earning Available to Common Shareholders (EACS) R120,000      
The firm is considering a 5% stock dividend.        
         
         
         
A.      Rework the stockholder’s equity account for Security Data Company should the firm decide to implement the stock dividend.
  Current  New    
Preferred stock R200,000   [0,5]  
Common stock (R4 par) R200,000   [1]  
Paid-in capital in excess of par R350,000 0 [1]  
Retained earnings R350,000   [1]  
    Total stockholder’s equity          ########   0.5

 

 

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