MC 19.84 – Beta Company
Intermediate Accounting
Spiceland, Nelson, and Thomas
10th Edition
Given that common shares were issued, a stock dividend was issued, and treasury stock was acquired… find the basic earnings per share.
Given that common shares were issued, a stock dividend was issued, and treasury stock was acquired… find the basic earnings per share.
Given that common shares were issued, as well as additional shares… figure out the shares for the basic earnings per share calculation.
Given that common shares were issued, shares were reacquired, and that a stock dividend was issued… find the number of shares that should be used to calculate basic earnings per share.
Given that common shares were issued, shares were retired, and the stock dividend was issued… figure out the number of shares that should be used to calculate earnings per share.
Given that common shares were issued, shares retired, and that stock dividend was issued… calculate earnings per share.
Given that common shares were issued, the par cumulative preferred stock, and net income… figure out the basic earnings per share.
Given that common shares were issued, the par cumulative preferred stock, and net income… figure out the basic earnings per share.
Given the book value of debt outstanding and the percent it is trading at, the shares of equity and the cost per share with the rate of return, and the marginal tax rate… calculate the WACC for Federated Junkyard.
You are given the book value of debt and percent it is trading at, the yield to maturity, the shares of equity, the cost per share, the expected return, tax rate, and debt ratio. If the firm moves to a more conservative debt policy, calculate the new WACC using the three-step method.
Given the expected rate of return for an all-equity financed firm and ask you to determine the opportunity cost of capital. Then they give you the debt to-value ratio, the borrowing rate, and the tax rate… determine the weighted average cost of capital.