Question: Continuing with the problem, The December 3 1 Portfolio has the following values: Securities Cost Fair Value Unrealized Gain / ( Loss ) Paris Inc.

Continuing with the problem, The December 31 Portfolio has the following values:
Securities Cost Fair Value Unrealized Gain/(Loss)
Paris Inc. Common (3000 shares) $225,000 $185,000($40,000)
Monroe Inc. Preferred (4000 shares) $120,000 $132,000 $12,000
Oakvale Inc. Common (4000 shares) $160,000 $146,000($14,000)
Total of Portfolio: $505,000 $463,000($42,000)
Previous Fair Value Adjustment: ($17,000)
Problem #15
Record the journal entries to record the Fair Value Adjustment at December 31st (assuming that the entry to record the previous fair value adjustment was made).
Note: This section worth 12 Points:
Please use the following information for computation of Basic & Diluted EPS Calculations
The following information pertains to Medallion Company for the year 2013
Net Income for the year $2,400,000
8% convertible bonds, issued at par ($1,000 per bond).
Each bond convertible into 30 shares of common. (Bonds are outstanding at year end) $4,000,000
6% cumulative preferred stock, $100 par value, (None converted during the year) $6,000,000
Common Stock Issued and Outstanding, $10 Par Value $12,000,000
Additional Informaon:
Average Market price of common stock (per share) $25
Option Price (to purchase shares) $20
Number of share to purchase (under options)150,000
Income Tax Rate 32%
Note: There were no changes during the year on the number of common shares, preferred shares or convertible bonds outstanding. There is no treasury stock. As noted above, the company has common stock options outstanding (granted in a previous year) to purchase 150,000 shares of common stock at $20 per share
Note the requirements below - Round your answer to two decimal places.
Required:
A] Calculate the Basic (Simple) Earnings per Share
B} Calculate the Diluted (Complex) Earnings per Share

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