Accounts in Theory And Practice Principles
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In determining whether there is a distributable surplus of profits must we consider each year as a unit by itself or must any losses incurred during previous years first be made up? A period of inactivity might leave a corporation with a deficit of $50, 000. Then might follow a year during which a net profit of $40, 000 is made. Must this profit be employed to reduce the previously accumulated deficit or may it be distributed as dividends?
2. Assets sometimes appreciate in value due to communit...y growth, and so on. Should such increments of wealth be con- sidered as profits; if so, are such profits distributable as divi- dends?
3. Shares of stock are sometimes sold at a premium. If a corporation disposes of stock at a premium, is that premium to be considered as profit distributable as dividends or is it a part of capital and not distributable?
Each Year not a Unit. As to the first proposition, there is little to justify the theory that each year is a unit to be consid- ered without reference to the ones preceding it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In determining whether there is a distributable surplus of profits must we consider each year as a unit by itself or must any losses incurred during previous years first be made up? A period of inactivity might leave a corporation with a deficit of $50, 000. Then might follow a year during which a net profit of $40, 000 is made. Must this profit be employed to reduce the previously accumulated deficit or may it be distributed as dividends?
2. Assets sometimes appreciate in value due to communit...y growth, and so on. Should such increments of wealth be con- sidered as profits; if so, are such profits distributable as divi- dends?
3. Shares of stock are sometimes sold at a premium. If a corporation disposes of stock at a premium, is that premium to be considered as profit distributable as dividends or is it a part of capital and not distributable?
Each Year not a Unit. As to the first proposition, there is little to justify the theory that each year is a unit to be consid- ered without reference to the ones preceding it.
What to read after Accounts in Theory And Practice Principles?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Earl Adolphus Saliers to read onlineMoreLess
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