Accounting for Stock Transactions
- 7 Videos | 22m 51s
- Includes Assessment
- Earns a Badge
One of the great advantages of a corporate form of organization is it allows otherwise unaffiliated people to join in mutual ownership of a business. Therefore, everyone involved needs an understanding of the financial essentials and how they influence the company's overall financial management. Strengthening your own financial acumen with a knowledge of accounting basics is the first step. In this course, you'll learn about the key characteristics of finance within incorporated organizations. You'll explore how common financial transactions affect the corporations' financial position. You'll also learn concepts and accounting processes for corporate transactions, including those involving common and preferred stocks, treasury stocks, and dividends.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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identify characteristics of incorporated organizations
identify how common equity transactions affect a corporation's financial position
recognize the steps for journalizing par value stock and no par value stock -
sequence the steps for journalizing par value stock at above or below par value
match the steps of the cost method of accounting for treasury stock
sequence the process for a corporation to complete payment of cash dividends
IN THIS COURSE
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1.Accounting for Stock Transactions45sUP NEXT
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2.Equity Accounting and Corporations3m 37s
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3.The Effects of Equity Transactions3m 22s
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4.Journalizing Par Value and No Par Value Stock3m 23s
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5.Journalizing Stock Above or Below Par Value3m 4s
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6.Accounting for Treasury Stock2m 58s
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7.Accounting for Dividends2m 42s
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