Exam 15: Earnings Per Share

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Which statement is correct about earnings per share (EPS)?

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For the year ended December 31,2015,Jovial Productions Inc.earned $13,000,000.Outstanding preferred shares included $1,500,000 in 9% cumulative preferred shares issued on January 1,2012 and 32,000 $160 non-cumulative preferred shares issued on January 1,2014 that are each entitled to dividends of $7 per annum.Dividends were neither declared nor paid on either class of the preferred shares in 2013 or 2014.On December 15,2015,the company declared and paid the $270,000 dividends in arrears on the 9% cumulative preferred shares.The company also declared and paid $224,000 dividends on the non-cumulative preferred shares. Requirement: Determine the net income available to ordinary shareholders for the year ended December 31,2015.

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Which statement is correct?

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Which statement is correct?

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Which statement is correct?

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Calculate the incremental EPS for the following instrument: Convertible bonds outstanding, effective yield of 7\% and coupon rate of 6\% \ 2,000,000 Issue date January 1, 2019 Maturity date December 31, 2018 Conversion rate for each \ 1,000 bond 20 ordinary share Income tax rate 25\%

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Which statement is correct?

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Which statement is correct about "weighted average number of ordinary shares outstanding"?

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Which of the following is correct about the difference between basic earnings per share (EPS)and diluted earnings per share?

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Calculate the incremental EPS for the following instrument: Convertible bonds outstanding, yield of 3\% and coupon rate of 3\% \ 5,000,000 Issue date January 1,2015 Maturity date December 31,2022 Conversion rate for each \ 1,000 bond 25 ordinary shares Income tax rate 30\%

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Explain how the dividends on cumulative preferred shares are adjusted in the EPS calculation.What is the underlying logic for this adjustment?

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Which statement is correct about basic EPS?

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Calculate the share effect on the incremental EPS for the following instrument: Convertible bonds outstanding, yield of 5\% and coupon rate of 5\% \ 2,000,000 Issue date January 1,2013 Maturity date December 31,2020 Conversion rate for each \ 1,000 bond 40 ordinary shares Income tax rate 25\%

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Calculate the incremental EPS for the following instrument: Face value of 10,000 preferred shares with dividend rate of 5\% \ 5,000,000 Conversion rate for each preferred share 25 ordinary shares Income tax rate 30\%

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For stock splits and stock dividends,while it is possible to state the number of shares as beginning-of-year equivalents,it makes more sense to use end-of-year equivalents because financial statement readers are evaluating EPS after the end of the year.Explain why the adjustment for stock splits and stock dividends is standardized.

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What is the meaning of "at-the-money options"?

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Accu Tech Renovations Corp.(ATRC)was incorporated on January I,2014.At that time it issued 100,000 ordinary shares; 80,000,$20,3% preferred shares "A"; and 40,000,$20,6% preferred shares "B." Net income for the year ended December 31,2014 was $1,800,000.ATRC declares and pays total of $238,000 in dividends.Both the preferred shares series A and B are non-cumulative in nature.Series A must be fully paid their current entitlement before any monies are paid to the Series B shareholders. Requirement: Compute basic BPS.

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Which statement is correct about the "income effect" on EPS?

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