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  • June 14, 2012 at 6:02 am #53458
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    QUESTION 33
    The following is the position at the end of June 2008
    Ordinary Share Capital (75c shares) $225,000
    7% Irredeemable Preference Shares $100,000
    The company pays an interim dividend of 5c per share to ordinary shareholders and the
    fixed dividend to preference shareholders. The company declares a final dividend prior to
    the year-end of 15c per share to its ordinary shareholders.
    What amounts should be shown in the SOCIE and Statement of Financial Position in relation
    to dividends?
    SOCIE Statement of Financial Position
    A $130,000 NIL
    B $130,000 $45,000
    C $60,000 $45,000
    D $60,000 NIL

    June 22, 2012 at 7:27 pm #100857
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    preference dividends dont go to SOCIE it goes to SOCI as interest charge,

    so interim dividend = (225,000/.75)=(300,000*0.05)=15000 this 1 is paid and goes to cash flow statement and statement of changes of equity and the journal entry dividend dr.15000
    cash cr. 15000

    and the final dividend is declared but not paid so is a year end liablity and the calculation is (300,000*0.15)=45,000 and the journal entry is
    dividend dr. 45,000
    divident payable cr. 45,000

    so SOCIE will record 60,000
    and SOFP will record 45,000
    and SOFP will record 15,000
    to complete double entries so the answer is C

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