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On 1/1/18, ABC Corp. granted employees 200,000 stock options. Additional information is presented below: Option Price...

On 1/1/18, ABC Corp. granted employees 200,000 stock options. Additional information is presented below:
Option Price $                     30 per share
Share Price on 1/1/18 $                     30 per share
Par Value of Stock $                       1 per share
Option Value on 1/1/18 $900,000
Vesting/Service Period 3 years
Expiration Date 12/31/2022
On 1/1/20, employees holding 20,000 options resigned from the company, thus forfeiting their options.
On 1/1/22, 60,000 options were exercised when the market price was $45/share.

On 12/31/22, the remaining options expired.

1) Provide the journal entry on 1/1/18.

2) Provide the journal entry to be made on both 12/31/18 and 12/31/19.

3) Determine the amount of compensation expense to be reported in 2020.

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1. Provide the journal entry on 1/1/18.

No entry is required in the Grant Date

2) Provide the journal entry to be made on both 12/31/18 and 12/31/19.

Date Account Description Debit Credit
31-Dec-18 Compensation Expenses $         300,000
Paid-in Capital - Stock Options $         300,000
(To record Stock Option Expenses)
(900000/3 = 300000)
31-Dec-19 Compensation Expenses $         300,000
Paid-in Capital - Stock Options $         300,000
(To record Stock Option Expenses)
(900000/3 = 300000)

3) Determine the amount of compensation expense to be reported in 2020.

Compensation Expenses = 270000 - 60000 = $ 210,000

Journal entry and Calculation given below:

Date Account Description Debit Credit
1-Jan-20 Paid-in Capital - Stock Options $            60,000
Compensation Expenses $            60,000
(To record termination of Stock Option of Resigned Employee)
* 600000/200000 x 20000
31-Dec-20 Compensation Expenses $         270,000
Paid-in Capital - Stock Options $         270,000
(To record Stock Option Expenses)
(900000/200000 x 180000)/3


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