Investment in Unquoted Equity Securities and Dividend Income Computation

Problem 3, the answer should be P 180,000.
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[@samwanchakan257]

sir may tanong po ako. dun po sa prob 7 no.4 bakit po di minultiply yung 20% na stock dividends sa total shares na 50,000 before imultiply sa 10 pesos per share po. para makuha yung total dividend income?

[@ifocuscpareviewonline3009]

Because the 20% Stock dividend was received Feb 14 and the Cash dividend of P10 was received January 13, so as of January 13 the number of shares of iCPA is 50,000, therefore the dividend income is 50,000 x P10.

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[@camsuuu]

Hi sir! Question po dun sa prob 3, bakit po hindi inaadd yung additional 20% share dividend dun sa total number of shares po bago po imultiply sa dividend per share? Thanks po!

[@accountinglectureseries]

Sorry 180,000 dapat sagot

[@hazelgracecena977]

@@accountinglectureseries sir panu po naging 180,000?

[@bunnywin6437]

Hazel Grace Cena 10k shares x 20%= 2k shares and then inadd yung 2k sa 10k= 12k shares. 12k shares ang bagong total shares ni mr. Accounting. That 12k shares you multiply it sa P15 per share. :)) 12k x 15= 180,000!

[@nosiree9777]

@@bunnywin6437 wow thanks haha

[@marklestergaspi5215]

@@bunnywin6437 bakit po inadd yung 20% share dividend?

[@hazelgracecena977]

panu nyo po nakuha yung 1.2 sa problem 7 #6?

[@samwanchakan257]

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[@johnrustymagdangal9051]

Nice, sumasabay sa beat yung transition. Haha

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Sinadya yun actually :)

[@maggyjoycededicatoria8462]

Si paano yun nakuha ang 1.2 sir? Yung sa question 6 you multiplied the 20k to 1.2 how dis you come up the 1.2 sir? thank u

[@bunnywin6437]

120% yung bagong number of shares kaya he multiplied it by 1.2, shinortcut niya lang po. Bali if you break it down by straight line method 20k x 20%= 4k, add lang yung 4k sa 20k= 24k. Same lang din if imultiply by 120% :)

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@@bunnywin6437 Salamat 😊