Issuing Par Value Stock definitions Flashcards
Issuing Par Value Stock definitions
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Common StockEquity account representing ownership in a company, credited with the par value of shares issued.Par ValueNominal amount assigned to each share, typically low, used to allocate proceeds in equity accounts.Additional Paid-In CapitalEquity account for amounts received from stock issuance above par value, often abbreviated as APIC.Selling PriceAmount at which shares are sold to investors, can be stated per share or as a total for all shares.EquityOwnership interest in a company, increased by proceeds from issuing common stock.Journal EntryAccounting record showing debits and credits for transactions, such as stock issuance.CashAsset account debited for the total amount received from selling stock.SharesUnits of ownership in a corporation, each representing a portion of equity.Credit BalanceNormal balance for equity accounts like common stock and APIC, increased by stock issuance.DebitAccounting entry that increases assets, such as cash received from stock sales.AssetsResources owned by a company, increased by cash from issuing stock.LiabilitiesObligations of a company, unaffected directly by stock issuance but part of the accounting equation.Accounting EquationFundamental relationship: assets equal liabilities plus equity, maintained during stock issuance.Paid-In Capital in Excess of ParAlternative term for APIC, representing amounts received above par value for issued shares.OwnershipStake in a company acquired by purchasing common stock, reflected in equity accounts.