Spirit world, inc., issued 250 comma 000 shares of no-par common stock for $ 5 per share. the journal entry to record the issuance would be: a. journal entry date accounts debit credit cash 1,250,000 common stock 250,000 gain on the sale of stock 1,000,000 b. journal entry date accounts debit credit cash 250,000 common stock 250,000 c. journal entry date accounts debit credit cash 1,250,000 common stock 1,250,000 d. journal entry date accounts debit credit cash

C. Journal Entry Date Accounts Debit Credit Cash 1,250,000 Common Stock 1,250,000  

Spirit World, Inc., issued 250 comma 000 shares of no-par common stock for $ 5 per share. The stated value by management is $ 5 per share. Spirit World, Inc. record the following debits and credits to recognize the transaction:

Entry Date                             1,250.000

                 Common stock                        1,250.000

                 Agio Common Stock               1,250.000

Note that the stated value replaces the nominal value, used to measure the Common Stock account. Agio Common Stock reports the difference in the amount paid by shareholders than the stated value.

What if the management of Spirit World, Inc. does not set the value of these shares?

Entry Date                             1,250.000

                 Common stock                        1,250.000

If no value is stated, the Common Stock account is credited with the amount deposited by the shareholders.

How to Calculate Earnings Per Share (EPS) Earnings per share is the amount of income earned in one period for each share outstanding.

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Common Stock

Journal Entry

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Class: High School

Subject: Business

Keywords: Journal Entry, Common Stock, no-par

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