King Company originally had 400,000 ordinary shares. During the year, it purchased 50,000 treasury shares for $1,500,000 total. It conducted a 4 for 1 stock split, increasing shares to 1,600,000. It then reissued 20,000 treasury shares for $400,000, leaving the remaining cost of treasury shares at $1,350,000. The number of shares outstanding at year-end was 1,420,000.
King Company originally had 400,000 ordinary shares. During the year, it purchased 50,000 treasury shares for $1,500,000 total. It conducted a 4 for 1 stock split, increasing shares to 1,600,000. It then reissued 20,000 treasury shares for $400,000, leaving the remaining cost of treasury shares at $1,350,000. The number of shares outstanding at year-end was 1,420,000.
King Company originally had 400,000 ordinary shares. During the year, it purchased 50,000 treasury shares for $1,500,000 total. It conducted a 4 for 1 stock split, increasing shares to 1,600,000. It then reissued 20,000 treasury shares for $400,000, leaving the remaining cost of treasury shares at $1,350,000. The number of shares outstanding at year-end was 1,420,000.
P15 par value at the beginning of current year. During the current year the entity purchased 50,000 treasury shares at P30 per share, issued a 4 for 1 split and then reissued 20,000 treasury shares at P20 per share. What amount should be reported as remaining cost of treasury shares?
Treasury shares - Purchase 50,000 x 30 = 1,500,000
50,000 x 4 = 200,000 20,000/ 200,000 = 0.1
Treasury shares - Reissued 1,500,000 x 10% = (150,000)
Remaining Treasury Shares 1,350,000 What is the number o year outstanding at year-end?
Ordinary Shares 400,000
Less: Remaining Treasury Shares 45,000 Outstanding shares before split 355,000
Shares Issued (400,000 x 4 ) 1,600,000
Treasury Shares (45,000 x 4 ) 180,000 Outstanding Shares 1,420,000