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Sturdley Corporation has 20,000 shares of $100 par value, 7% cumulative preferred stock outstanding and 100,000...

Sturdley Corporation has 20,000 shares of $100 par value, 7% cumulative preferred stock outstanding and 100,000 of its $1 par value common stock outstanding. In their first four years of operation they paid the following cash dividends:

2016 -0-

2017 $240,000

2018 $280,000

2019 $180,000

Determine the total cash dividends paid during the four years with preferred stock as cumulative and then calculate it again with the preferred stock as non-cumulative.

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  • When Preferred stock is cumulative

Par Value per Preferred Share

Dividend rate

Dividend per Preferred Share

No. of Preferred Shares

Preferred Dividend

Annual Preferred Dividend:

$                  100.00

7.00%

$                   7.000

                    20,000

$          140,000.00

Total Cash Dividend paid

Paid to Preferred

Paid to Common

Dividends in Arrears at Year end

2016

$                           -  

$                          -  

$                          -  

$        140,000.00

2017

$          240,000.00

$        240,000.00

$                          -  

$          40,000.00

2018

$          280,000.00

$        180,000.00

$        100,000.00

$                          -  

2019

$          180,000.00

$        140,000.00

$           40,000.00

$                          -  

TOTAL

$          700,000.00

$        560,000.00

$        140,000.00

$                          -  

  • When preferred stock is non cumulative

Par Value per Preferred Share

Dividend rate

Dividend per Preferred Share

No. of Preferred Shares

Preferred Dividend

Annual Preferred Dividend:

$                  100.00

7.00%

$                   7.000

                    20,000

$          140,000.00

Total Cash Dividend paid

Paid to Preferred

Paid to Common

Dividends in Arrears at Year end

Year 1

$                           -  

$                          -  

$                          -  

$        140,000.00

Year 2

$          240,000.00

$        140,000.00

$        100,000.00

$        140,000.00

Year 3

$          280,000.00

$        140,000.00

$        140,000.00

$                          -  

Year 4

$          180,000.00

$        140,000.00

$           40,000.00

$                          -  

TOTAL

$          700,000.00

$        420,000.00

$        280,000.00

$                          -  


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