
Chapter 13
Quiz by Julie Morris
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- Q1All are advantages of the corporate entity formation exceptCan raise more money than sole proprietorships and partnershipsOwnership and management are often separated.Has an indefinite lifeDoes not allow stockholders to bind the business to a contract; lack of mutual agency30s
- Q2All are disadvantages of corporate entity formation exceptMakes transfer of ownership easyStart-up costs are higher than other business forms.Government regulation is expensive.Earnings of the corporation are subject to double taxation.30s
- Q3The two basic sources of stockholders' equity arepreferred and commonassets and equityretained earnings and dividendspaid-in capital and retained earnings30s
- Q4Suppose Yummy Treats Bakery issues common stock in exchange for a building. Yummy Treats Bakery should record the building atits market valuethe par value of the stock givena value assigned by the board of directorsits book value30s
- Q5Does a cash dividend decrease retained earnings?YesNo30s
- Q6What increases paid-in capital by the same amount that it decreases retained earnings?Stock splitStock DividendCash Dividend30s
- Q7What decreases both total assets and total stockholders’ equity?Cash dividendStock dividendStock split30s
- Q8Which one has effects on total stockholders’ equity?Stock splitCash dividendStock dividend30s
- Q9A company's own stock that it has issued and repurchased is calledtreasury stockissued stockoutstanding stockdividend stock30s
- Q10Which of the following is not included in continuing operations?Loss on the sale of equipmentInterest revenueSalaries expenseGain on the sale on a segment of a business that has been discontinued30s