Equity shareholders, Financial Accounting

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Equity shareholders, potential and present, seem primarily to the company's record of earnings. They are thus interested in relationships as earnings per share or EPS and dividends per share. Earnings per share are computed through dividing the income obtainable for equity shareholders through the number of equity shares outstanding throughout the year. Any preference dividend should be subtracted from the net income to determine the income obtainable to equity shareholders.


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