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Range Energy Corp.’s financial statements for the current year ended December 31, 2017, have been completed...

Range Energy Corp.’s financial statements for the current year ended December 31, 2017, have been completed and submitted to you for review. The equity account balances a year ago, at December 31, 2016, are as follows:

  Preferred shares, $4.20 non-cumulative, 12,000 shares authorized,
    issued, and outstanding
$768,050
  Common shares, unlimited shares authorized,
   140,000 shares issued and outstanding
1,460,350
  Retained earnings 705,795


The only share transactions during 2017 were the declaration and distribution of a 28,000 common share dividend on July 1 and the issuance of 18,000 common shares for cash on October 31. The company’s 2017 profit was $630,880. A cash dividend on the preferred shares was declared on December 1, but was not paid as of December 31. Earnings per share for 2017 were calculated as follows:

Profit

=

$630,880

= $3.39
Common shares outstanding on Dec. 31, 2017 186,000



Required:
1-a.
The earnings per share is incorrect. Indicate what changes should be made to the numerator and the denominator?

In numerator, profit should decrease by
In denominator, common shares outstanding should decrease by

Solutions

Expert Solution

If we treat dividend distributed on July 1 = 28000 as stock dividend.

Calculation of Weighted Number of Shares outstanding for computing EPS for 2017 :-
Time Interval Portion of Year Share Transaction at the beginning of Time Interval Shares Outstanding during Time Interval Stock Dividend Calculation Weighted Shares
Jan 1 - June 30 6 months Beginning Balance 140,000 1.20 6/12 * 140000* 1.20 84000
July 1 - Oct30 4 months Stock Dividend (28000/140000*100 =20%) 140,000 + 28000 = 168,000 4/12 * 168000 56000
Oct 31 - Dec 31 2 months Stock Issued 168,000+ 18,000 = 186,000 2/12 * 186000 31000
Weighted Average Number of Shares outstanding    171,000
1. Basic EPS = Net Income - Preferred Dividends
Weighted Average Number of Shares outstanding
= 630,880 - 50,400*
171,000
Basic EPS = $3.39
*Preferred Dividends = $4.20 * 12000 shares     = $50,400
In numerator, profit should decrease by $50,400
In denominator, common shares outstanding should decrease by (186,000 - 171000) 15000

Feel free to ask any clarification, if required. Please provide feedback by thumbs up, if satisfied. It will be highly

If we treat dividend distributed on July 1 = 28000 as cash dividend.

Calculation of Weighted Number of Shares outstanding for computing EPS for 2017 :-
Time Interval Portion of Year Share Transaction at the beginning of Time Interval Shares Outstanding during Time Interval Calculation Weighted Shares
Jan 1 - Oct30 303 days Beginning Balance 140,000 303/365 * 140000 116219
Oct 31 - Dec 31 62 days Stock Issued 140,000+ 18,000 = 158,000 62/365 * 158000 26838
Weighted Average Number of Shares outstanding                 143,058
1. Basic EPS = Net Income - Preferred Dividends
Weighted Average Number of Shares outstanding
= 630,880 - 50,400*
143,058
Basic EPS = $4.06
*Preferred Dividends = $4.20 * 12000 shares     = $50,400
In numerator, profit should decrease by $50,400
In denominator, common shares outstanding should decrease by (186,000 - 143058) 42942

Feel free to ask any clarification, if required. Please provide feedback by thumbs up, if satisfied. It will be highly appreciated. Thank you.


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