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A) Retained earnings.
B) Preferred shares.
C) Other comprehensive income.
D) Accumulated other comprehensive income.
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A) Contributed surplus can only arise from the issuance of shares.
B) Contributed surplus can arise from the issuance of stock options.
C) Contributed surplus arising from share repurchase gives rise to a debit journal entry.
D) Contributed surplus arising from share issuance gives rise to a debit journal entry.
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A) Appropriated reserves.
B) Unappropriated retained earnings.
C) Contributed surplus.
D) Accumulated other comprehensive income.
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A) Common shares represent the ownership interest of the company.
B) Any share that is not a common share is a preferred share.
C) A company can have as many classes of common shares as it wishes.
D) Preferred shares represent the residual interest of the company.
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A) Retained earnings will be debited at an amount equal to the par value of the shares.
B) Retained earnings will be credited at an amount equal to the par value of the shares.
C) Contributed surplus will be debited at an amount equal to the par value of the shares.
D) Share capital will be debited at an amount equal to the par value of the shares.
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A) This method has the same effect on contributed surplus to that of the two transaction method.
B) This method uses a separate "treasury shares" account upon re-purchase.
C) This method treats the reacquisition and subsequent sale separately for accounting.
D) This method decreases contributed surplus at the time of re-purchase.
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A) Appropriated reserves.
B) Unappropriated retained earnings.
C) Common shares.
D) Accumulated other comprehensive income.
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A) This method treats the reacquisition as the end of the initial share issuance transaction.
B) This method treats the subsequent sale as the start of another transaction.
C) This method treats the reacquisition and subsequent sale separately for accounting.
D) This method treats the reacquisition and subsequent sale as two parts of the same transaction.
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A) Credit to common shares for $28,000
B) Credit to common shares for $30,000
C) Credit to contributed surplus for $29,000
D) Credit to contributed surplus for $2,000
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A) This method decreases the contributed surplus when the repurchased shares are later re-sold.
B) This method has the same effect on contributed surplus to that of the two transaction method.
C) This method treats the reacquisition and subsequent sale as once cycle for accounting.
D) This method increases contributed surplus at the time of re-purchase.
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