Accounting for Common Stock | Issuing Common Stock | Financial Accounting Course | CPA Exam FAR

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[@nicedee5862]

Hello, Could anyone please tell me how the Netflix has total of Common stock for $2,315,988. (shares issued 436,598,597 x .0001 par should = 436,598.60)

[@mohamedel-nabi8634]

Should I have to say here - classes of issuing stocks rather than classes of stock?

[@chrisgarcia665]

Does issuing new shares decrease ownership? For example, company has 1,000,000 shares outstanding, the ceo owns 10% of the company's shares. The company then issue's another 1,000,000 to purchase real estate. It seems to me that the ceo would now only own 5% right. And if so, how could the owner retain his 10% ownership and still issue's shares to purchase real-estate?

[@markmower1746]

You're right, however he would be asked if he wants to purchase more shares to keep his percentage the same.