Auditing And Cost Finding Part I Auditing
Auditing And Cost Finding Part I Auditing
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When stock has once been legally issued for full value and has been donated to the company or purchased by it and held subject to the disposal of the board of direct- ors, it is, at least in theory, worth its face value and can be carried as an asset. This is true treasury stock. When the stock is only that which has not been subscribed for at all, or if subscribed for has not been taken up and paid for, it is not treasury stock, but un- subscribed or unissued stock and has no asset value whate...ver, since nothing has been paid for it. Instead of an asset it is, as Mr. Conyngton says, "the privilege of creating a liability. " The auditor should note this difference and not be led into the error of wrongly designating the stock in the hands of the company. The auditor should also know what the status of treasury stock is, in the state from which the company's charter is derived, as in some states the possession of 118 AUDITING the stock by the company acts as a cancellation and it cannot be reissued.
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When stock has once been legally issued for full value and has been donated to the company or purchased by it and held subject to the disposal of the board of direct- ors, it is, at least in theory, worth its face value and can be carried as an asset. This is true treasury stock. When the stock is only that which has not been subscribed for at all, or if subscribed for has not been taken up and paid for, it is not treasury stock, but un- subscribed or unissued stock and has no asset value whate...ver, since nothing has been paid for it. Instead of an asset it is, as Mr. Conyngton says, "the privilege of creating a liability. " The auditor should note this difference and not be led into the error of wrongly designating the stock in the hands of the company. The auditor should also know what the status of treasury stock is, in the state from which the company's charter is derived, as in some states the possession of 118 AUDITING the stock by the company acts as a cancellation and it cannot be reissued.
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