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The Tarzan Company began business on 1/1/2016 when they issued the following; 1000 shares of 200...

The Tarzan Company began business on 1/1/2016 when they issued the following;
1000 shares of 200 par 8% preferred stock for $200,000
100,000 shares of $3 par common stock for $500,000
In 2016 Tarzan reported income of $85,000
In 2017 Tarzan reported income of $40,000
Tarzan did not pay any dividends in 2016
In 2017 Tarzan paid a dividend of $68,000
Part 1: If the preferred stock is non-cumulative non-participating how is the $68,000 dividend divided between common and preferred stockholders (total dollars not per share)
What is Tarzan's earnings per share for 2016?
What was Tarzan's earnings per share for 2017?
Part 2: If the preferred stock is cumulative non-participating, how is the $68,000 dividend divided between common and preferred stockholders (total dollars not per share)
What was Tarzan's earnings per share for 2016?
What was Tarzan's earnings per share for 2017?

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Part 1: Non-cumulative preference shares

Division of dividend between preferred stockholders and common stockholders:

Dividend declared in 2017 = $68,000

Preferred stockholders portion = $200,000 x 8% = $16,000

Common stockholders portion = ($68,000 - $16,000) = $52,000

Calculation of earning per share:

2016 2017

a. Income $85,000 $40,000

b. Preffered dividend Nil $16,000 (= $200,000 x 8%)

c. Earning available for common stockholders $85,000 $24,000

(a-b)

d. Outstanding common shares 100,000 shares 100,000 shares

E. Earning per share = (c ÷ d) 0.85 per share 0.24 per share

**Note- If noncumulative preferred shares are issued, only the preferred dividends that are actually declared must be subtracted from net income.   

Part 1: Cumulative preference shares

Division of dividend between preferred stockholders and common stockholders:

Dividend declared in 2017 = $68,000

Preferred stockholders portion = ($200,000 x 8%) x 2 years = $32,000

Common stockholders portion = ($68,000 - $32,000) = $36,000

Calculation of earning per share:

2016 2017

a. Income $85,000 $40,000

b. Preffered dividend $16,000 $16,000 (= $200,000 x 8%)

c. Earning available for common stockholders $69,000 $24,000

(a-b)

d. Outstanding common shares 100,000 shares 100,000 shares

E. Earning per share = (c ÷ d) 0.69 per share 0.24 per share

** Note- If cumulative preferred shares are issued, all preferred dividends whether declared or not must be subtracted from net income to establish the earnings available to common shareholders.

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