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Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 19mins
A stock corporation is a public corporation organized for profit?
True
False
A par value share has nominal value stated on the face of the share certificate?
True
False
When the share is sold at more than the par value, the difference is called "discount on share capital", which is then credit?
True
False
Deficiency in Accumulated Profits and Losses balance will decrease the shareholder's equity?
True
False
Share Dividends Payable are part of Liability?
True
False
Treasury share is an asset of the issuing corporation?
True
False
Treasury shares have the voting rights while they remained in the treasury?
True
False
A corporation is like an artificial person. It can transact business under its own name, hold or disposed property but it can never be sued to court?
True
False
Shareholders are not liable to corporate obligations in excess of their legal capital?
True
False
A person of minor age can be a shareholder but can never be an incorporator in a corporation?
True
False
No corporation or partnership shall be allowed to use the word "Maharlika" or "Baranggay" as part of its name?
True
False
Death of a shareholder will dissolve the corporation?
True
False
The new term for retained earnings is "Accumulated Profits(losses)?
True
False
Ordinary and Preference shareholders have the same rights and both enjoy the same privileges especially in distribution of dividends?
True
False
Under journal entry method, the amount of share capital issued is determined by deducting the balance of unissued share capital account from the balance of the authorized share capital?
True
False
A natural or artificial persons who have agreed to buy the original and unissued shares of a corporation are called
corporators
subscribers
promoters
none of the above
These refer to the rules and regulations adopted by the corporation in administering its internal government
minutes of meeting
by laws
articles of incorporation
none of the above
Refers to the issued share capital and still in the hands of the shareholders-
unissued share capital
authorized share capital
outstanding share capital
subscribed share capital
Under Memorandum entry method, the issuance of share capital should be credited to-
unissued share capital
share capital
authorized share capital
subscribed share capital
Melon Corporation issued its 1,000 ordinary shares for legal services in forming the said corporation. The par value per share is P 100 and the fair market value is P 130. The cost of the services is P 140,000. How much would be debited to legal expense?
P 100,000
P 130,000
P 140,000
P 150,000
Daddy Corporation is authorized by its charter to issue 10% preference shares at P 100 par value, P 1,000,000 and 15,000 ordinary shares at P 100 par value. How much is the authorized share for ordinary share capital?
P 1,000,000
P 1,500,000
P 2,000,000
none of these
The Board of Directors of BSA Squad, Incorporated at their meeting on May 19, 20A declared a 12% cash dividend payable on Septmber 17, 20A to shareholders of record on July 31, 20A. The number of shares issued and outstanding were 5,000 shares with par value of P 100 per share. How much is the cash dividend should be declared?
P 500,000
P 50,000
P 60,000
none of the above
Bebe Corporation holds 10,000 shares of its P 10 par value ordinary shares as treasury shares reacquired in 20A for P 120,000. On December 31, 20B, the company issued 5,000 shares for P 95,000. Under the cost method of accounting for treasury shares, the reissuance would result in a credit to-
Share capital of P 100,000
Accumulated Profits and Losses of P 35,000
Gain on Sale of P 35,000
Share Premium of P 35,000
Which of the following statement is true concerning share dividends?
it reduces accumulated profits and losses and increases share capital
it does not change the total shareholder's equity
retained earnings is said to have been capitalized
all of the above
Profit is closed to Accumulated Profits and Losses by this entry-
Debit, Profit and Losses and Credit, Accumulated Profits and Losses
Debit, Accumulated Profits and Losses and Credit Profit
Debit, Income and Expense Summary and Credit, Accumulated Profits and Losses
Debit, Accumulated Profits and Losses and Credit, Income and Expense Summary
