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1.Owner¡¯s equity ËùÓÐÕßÈ¨Òæ ¡¤equity n. ¹É¶«µÄÈ¨Òæ¡²Æ´Ð´ÉÏ×¢ÒâÓëequal£¨Æ½µÈµÄ£¬ÏàµÈµÄ£©ÏàÇø±ð¡³ owners¡¯equity=Assets-liabilities
shareholders¡¯equity£¬¾ÍÊǹɶ«È¨Òæ share Ò»·Ý shareholder ¹É¶«
stock ´æ»õ£¬Ò²±íʾ¹ÉƱµÄÒâ˼ stockholder ¹É¶«
2.Rights of shareholders ¹É¶«µÄȨÀû ¡¤voting rights Ñ¡¾ÙȨ vote n. v. ͶƱ£¬±í¾ö
e.g.Generally, each share represents one vote.
Shares without voting rights ÎÞ±í¾öȨµÄ¹ÉƱ ¡¤Dividends right ¹ÉÀû·ÖÅäȨ Declare dividend Ðû²¼¹ÉÀû
Pay dividend Ö§¸¶¹ÉÀû ¡¤Claim rights on liquidation ÇåËã²ÎÓëȨ Liquidation v.ÇåËã residual claim
residual ²ÐÓàµÄ£¬Ê£ÓàµÄ priority claim ÓÅÏÈȨ
¡¤Preemptive rights ÓÅÏȹº¹ÉȨ
3.Composition of owners¡¯equity ËùÓÐÕßÈ¨ÒæµÄ¹¹³É ¡¤ÊµÊÕ×ʱ¾£ºPaid-in capital/paid-up capital/contributed capital Contribute v. ¹±Ï×
Capital stock/capital share ¹É±¾
£¨preference shares/preferred shares, common/ordinary shares£©£¨ÓÅÏȹɣ¬ÆÕͨ¹É£© ¡¤Additional paid-in capital ¸½¼ÓͶÈë×ʱ¾£¬ ×ʱ¾¹«»ý capital reserve ¡¤Retained earnings Áô´æÊÕÒæ undistributed profit δ·ÖÅäÀûÈó 4.Capital share ¹É±¾
¡¤Outstanding shares ·¢ÐÐÔÚÍâµÄ¹ÉƱ ¡¤preference/preferred shares ÓÅÏÈ¹É common/ordinary shares ÆÕͨ¹É ¡¤Authorized shares ºË¶¨¹ÉƱ ¡¤Issued shares ÒÑ·¢ÐÐµÄ¹ÉÆ±
Outstanding shares ·¢ÐÐÔÚÍâµÄ¹ÉƱ
Treasury shares ¿â²Ø¹É£¨ÎÒ¹ú»á¼Æ×¼ÔòÖÐ½Ð¿â´æ¹É£© ¡¤par value £¨pv£© Æ±Ãæ¼ÛÖµ no par value £¨npv£©ÎÞÆ±Ãæ¼ÛÖµ
e.g.The company issued 500 common shares, par value $1.00.
The company issued 500 common shares, no par value.
The company issued 500 common par value shares at the price in excess of par. ¹«Ë¾Òç¼Û·¢ÐÐÁË500¹ÉÆÕͨ¹É¡£
Lecture example 1:
¢ÙABC company issued 10,000 common shares, par value $2.00, for cash of $5 per share. ABC¹«Ë¾ÒÔÿ¹É5ÃÀÔªµÄ¼Û¸ñ·¢ÐÐÁË10 000¹ÉÃæÖµÎª2ÃÀÔªµÄÆÕͨ¹É¡£ [´ðÒɱàºÅ811080101] Dr Cash 50,000
Cr Common shares 20,000
Cr Capital reserve in excess of par, common share 30,000
¢ÚABC company issued 10,000 common shares, no par value, for cash of $5 per share. ABC¹«Ë¾ÒÔÿ¹É5ÃÀÔªµÄ¼Û¸ñ·¢ÐÐÁË10,000¹ÉÎÞÃæÖµµÄÆÕͨ¹É¡£ [´ðÒɱàºÅ811080102]
Dr Cash 50,000 Cr Common shares 50,000 5.dividend¹ÉÀû ¡¤Cash dividendsÏÖ½ð¹ÉÀû
Lecture example 2:
¢ÙThe board of directors of ABC company declared a 50 cents per share cash dividend on 100,000 shares of common shares. [´ðÒɱàºÅ811080103]
The date of declaration Ðû²¼¹ÉÀûµÄʱºò: Dr dividends 50,000 Cr dividends payable 50,000 The date of payment Ö§¸¶¹ÉÀûµÄʱºò£º Dr Dividends payable 50,000 Cr cash 50,000 Äêµ×£¬¹ÉƱÕË»§½áתµ½Áô´æÊÕÒæ£º Dr Retained earnings 50,000
Cr dividends 50,000
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¡¤Stock dividends ¹ÉƱ¹ÉÀû
¢ÚA company has a balance of $200,000 in retained earnings and 5,000 shares of $10 par value common shares. The current fair market value of its stock is $15 per share. Assuming that the corporation declares a 10% stock dividend, please write the entry to record this transaction at the declaration and payment date. [´ðÒɱàºÅ811080104]
Common shares to be distributed=5,000*$10*10%=5,000 Capital reserve in excess of par=5,000*$5*10%=2,500 The date of declaration Ðû²¼¹ÉÀûµÄʱºò:
Dr retained earning 7,500 Cr common shares to be distributed 5,000 Cr capital reserve in excess of par 2,500
The date of payment Ö§¸¶¹ÉÀûµÄʱºò£º
Dr Common shares to be distributed 5,000
Cr Common shares 5,000 6.EPS: earnings per share ÿ¹ÉÊÕÒæ
¡¤earnings per share/earnings per common share ¡¤potential common shares DZÔÚÆÕͨ¹É ¡¤Ã¿¹ÉÊÕÒæµÄ¼ÆËã·ÖΪÁ½ÖÖ: »ù±¾Ã¿¹ÉÊÕÒæ£¨basic earnings per share£©£¬Ï¡ÊÍÿ¹ÉÊÕÒæ£¨diluted earnings per share£©¡£ ¡¤¼ÆË㹫ʽ£º
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Basic EPS= net profit for the reporting period¡Âweighted average number of outstanding common shares
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Lecture example 2:
At the beginning of 2007, ABC company had 100,000 outstanding common shares. On July 1, 2007 the company issued 3,000 common shares and bought back 1,000 on Oct. 1, 2007. The net profit for the year was 400,000.Please calculate the earnings per share of 2007. [´ðÒɱàºÅ811080105]
Weighted average number of common shares =100,000¡Á12/12+3,000¡Á6/12£1,000¡Á3/12=101,250 EPS=400,000¡Â101,250=3.95
µÚ¾Å½² Íâ±ÒÒµÎñ foreign currency transaction
1.foreign currency transactionsÍâ±ÒÒµÎñ ¡¤currency n. »õ±Ò foreign currency Íâ±Ò
¡¤transaction n. ½»Ò× e.g. cash transaction ÏÖ½ð½»Ò× exchange transaction Íâ»ã½»Ò×
¡¤foreign currency operations
foreign currency transaction Íâ±Ò½»Ò× Íâ±Ò½»Ò×Ö÷Òª°üÀ¨:
buying or selling products or services priced at foreign currency ÂòÈë»òÂô³öÒÔÍâ±Ò¼Æ¼ÛµÄÉÌÆ·»òÀÍÎñ£»
borrowing or lending foreign currency capital ½èÈë»ò½è³öÍâ±Ò×ʽð£»
other transactions priced or settled at foreign currency ÆäËûÒÔÍâ±Ò¼Æ¼Û»ò¼ÆËãµÄ½»Òס£
2.type of currency »õ±ÒµÄÖÖÀࣺ
¡¤Convertible currency ¿É×ÔÓɶһ»»õ±Ò
Hard currency Ӳͨ»õ Soft currency Èíͨ»õ
functional currency ¼ÇÕ˱¾Î»±Ò £¨primary economic environmentÖ÷Òª¾Óª»·¾³£© ¡¤monetary items »õ±ÒÐÔÏîÄ¿£¨closing rate×ʲú¸ºÕ®±íÈÕ¼´ÆÚ»ãÂÊ£©
non-monetary items ·Ç»õ±ÒÐÔÏîÄ¿ £¨spot exchange rate of the transaction date ½»Ò×·¢ÉúÈյļ´ÆÚ»ãÂÊ£© 3.exchange rate »ãÂÊ
¡¤exchange/foreign exchange Íâ»ã
¡¤exchange gain »ã¶ÒÊÕÒæ exchange loss »ã¶ÒËðʧ¡£ ¡¤sport exchange rate/ spot rate ½»Ò×·¢ÉúÈյļ´ÆÚ»ãÂÊ £¨transaction date ½»Ò×ÈÕ£©
¡¤closing rate ×ʲú¸ºÕ®±íÈÕ¼´ÆÚ»ãÂÊ
£¨balance date/reporting date ×ʲú¸ºÕ®±íÈÕ£© £¨settlement date ½áËãÈÕ£© ¡¤Current rate ÏÖÐлãÂÊ Historical rate ÀúÊ·»ãÂÊ
Lecture example 1 Íâ±Ò»õ±ÒÐÔÏîÄ¿
Landing travel company £¨Chinese company£© signed the contract for purchasing travel buses with a value of USD$100,000 from a US travel bus manufacturing company on Sept. 1, 2007. The buses are transported to Landing company at the end of October, 2007. Landing travel company paid for the buses on Nov. 10, 2007. Assuming USD/CNY exchange rates are as follows:
Sept. 1, 2007 USD/CNY 7.5
Nov. 10, 2007 USD/CNY 7
Please identify the transaction date and provide the journal entry for the for the foreign currency transaction. [´ðÒɱàºÅ811090101]
ת»»: $100,000¡Á7.5=RMB£¤750,000
Sept 1, 2007 record the transaction £¨rate=7.5£© Dr Fixed assets-travel buses 750,000 Cr Account payable 750,000
ת»»: $100,000¡Á7=RMB£¤700,000
Nov. 10, 2007 settlement of the transaction £¨rate=7£©
Account payable reduced from RMB£¤750,000 to RMB£¤700,000 Dr Account payable 50,000 Cr Foreign exchange gain 50,000 Dr Account payable 700,000
Cr Bank deposit 700,000
Lecture example 2
Landing travel company £¨Chinese company£© signed the contract for purchasing travel buses with a value of USD$100,000 from a US travel bus manufacturing company on Sept. 1, 2007. The buses are transported to Landing company at the end of October, 2007. Landing travel company paid for the buses on Jan. 10, 2008. The financial reporting date is Dec. 31 of each year. Assuming USD/CNY exchange rates are as follows: Sept. 1, 2007 USD/CNY 7.5 Dec. 31, 2007 USD/CNY 7.2 Jan. 10, 2008 USD/CNY 7
Please identify the transaction date and provide the journal entry for the for the foreign currency transaction.
[´ðÒɱàºÅ811090102]
Sept 1, 2007 record the transaction £¨rate=7.5£©
Dr Fixed assets-travel buses 750,000
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