Question 6
Table 10-5
Ronald Cummings purchased 800 shares of Barnum Corp.'s common stock
for $15 per share. Barnum Corp.'s shares have a par value of
$2.
Referring to Table 10-5, if Barnum Corp. declared and issued a
two-for-one stock split, and later declared and paid on the same
day a cash dividend of $1.00 per share, what journal entry would
Ronald Cummings make in order to record the cash dividend from
Barnum Corp.?
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Investment in the A1 Resort 1,600 |
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Investment in the A1 Resort 3,200 |
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Cash 1,600 |
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Cash 1,600 |
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Cash 800 |
| Shares held by Ronald Cummings after two-for-one stock split = 800*2 = 1600 |
| Dividends received = 1600*1 = $1600 |
| Cash | 1,600 | |
| Dividend Income | 1,600 | |
| Option C is correct |
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