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The Alpha Corp. issues 1,000,000 restricted stock units at a time (1/1/18) when the market price...

The Alpha Corp. issues 1,000,000 restricted stock units at a time (1/1/18) when the market price of a share is $10. The vesting period is 3 years.

a. Record 2018 entry

b. Record the 2019 entry assuming it is now known that 40,000 awards will not be granted as the employees have left the company.

c. Record the 2020 entry

d. Record the issuance of stock in 2021

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Alpha Corp

Date

Particulars

Debit($)

Credit($)

DEC 31 2018

Compensation Expenses

$3333,333

Paid In Capital -Restricted Stock

$3333,333

To Record the Compensation Expenses for the First Year

Dec 31 2019

Compensation Expenses

$3333,333

   Profit and Loss A/c

$400000

Paid In Capital -Restricted Stock

$2933333

To Record the Compensation Expenses for the Second Year

and Transferred the lapsed amount to Profit and Loss account

(40,000*10-3333,333=2933,333

DEC 31 2020

Compensation Expenses

$3333,334

Paid In Capital -Restricted Stock

$3333,334

To Record the Compensation Expenses for the First Year

01-Jan-21

Pain-in capital -Stock Options

96,00,000

      Common Stock(960,000*1)

9,60,000

     Paid-in-Capital Excess of Par

86,40,000

(To record Purchase option exercised by stock option holders

Working Notes:

Total Compensation Expenses cost

Fair Market value per share*Number of Shares Awarded

=$10*1000,000=$10,000,000

Compensation Expenses to be recognised for each Year

=Compensation Expense/Vesting Period

=$10,000,000/3=$3333,333

Note:

The face value assumed to be $1

$96, 00,000=$10,000,000-$400,000


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