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Issuing No Par Value Stock definitions Flashcards

Issuing No Par Value Stock definitions
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  • Common Stock

    Equity account representing ownership shares issued by a corporation, credited with all proceeds when no par value is assigned.
  • No Par Value

    Characteristic of stock issued without a nominal or face value, simplifying accounting entries by eliminating par-related calculations.
  • Journal Entry

    Formal accounting record documenting the transaction of issuing shares, showing debits and credits for cash and equity accounts.
  • Additional Paid-In Capital

    Equity account used for amounts received above par value; not used when stock has no par value.
  • Proceeds

    Total cash received from the sale of shares, fully credited to the common stock account when no par value exists.
  • Selling Price

    Amount per share or total amount received from investors for issued stock, used to calculate total proceeds.
  • Shares

    Units of ownership in a corporation, representing a claim on part of the company’s assets and earnings.
  • Equity

    Ownership interest in a corporation, increased by proceeds from issuing common stock.
  • Cash

    Asset account increased by the amount received from issuing shares, representing funds raised from investors.
  • Stockholders’ Equity

    Section of the balance sheet reflecting owners’ claims, increased by issuing common stock.
  • Debit

    Accounting entry that increases assets such as cash when shares are issued.
  • Credit

    Accounting entry that increases equity accounts, such as common stock, when shares are issued.
  • Per Share Amount

    Price assigned to each share in a stock issuance, used to determine total cash received.
  • Balance Sheet

    Financial statement where stockholders’ equity and common stock accounts are reported after stock issuance.
  • Asset

    Resource owned by a company, such as cash, increased by proceeds from issuing stock.