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Question 1 -
2015 Dividend Schedule
As of December 31, 2014
1st Q
10% stock dividend
Retained Earnings
500,000
2nd Q
15% Stock dividend
Common Stock. $5 Par
50,000
3rd Q
none
Paid in Capital excess of par
150,000
4th Q
$1 Cash Dividend
Total Stockholder's Equity
700,000
What is the year end stockholder's equity at the end of 2015?
How many shares are outstanding at the end of 2015?
Question 2 - Check for error.
Sales
$554,400
Cost of goods sold
$360,360
Depreciation expense
46,200
Other operating expenses
138,050
-544,610
Other gains (losses):
Gain on sale of equipment
7,920
Income before taxes
$17,710
Income tax expense
-5,280
Net income
$12,430
Assets
2012
2011
Cash
$71,115
$61,380
Accounts receivable
23,100
31,900
Inventory
63,800
57,310
Equipment
264,000
244,200
Accumulated depreciation
-116,600
-105,600
Total assets
$305,415
$289,190
Liabilities:
Accounts payable
$31,240
$26,070
Income taxes payable
1,155
1,320
Total liabilities
$32,395
$27,390
Equity:
Common stock
$116,600
Paid-in Capital in excess of par value
19,800
Retained earnings
136,620
125,400
Total equity
$273,020
$261,800
Total liabilities and equity
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