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to record the dividend declaration
Ordinary Share Capital $90000
Dividend Payable $90000
to record payment
Dividend Payable $90000
Cash $90000
The amount is derived from the shares issued and outstanding so, the 190000 issued is deducted by 10000 treasury shares because treasury shares are reacquired by the company so it is not an outstanding share, then just multiply the answer with the dividend per share to arrive at $90000
190000-10000shares * $.50 =$90000
Ordinary Share Capital $90000
Dividend Payable $90000
to record payment
Dividend Payable $90000
Cash $90000
The amount is derived from the shares issued and outstanding so, the 190000 issued is deducted by 10000 treasury shares because treasury shares are reacquired by the company so it is not an outstanding share, then just multiply the answer with the dividend per share to arrive at $90000
190000-10000shares * $.50 =$90000
The journal entry to record the dividend declaration is:
Debit Retained Earnings $90,000 and Credit Common Dividends Payable $90,000
The steps below are correct in how to solve for the journal entry. A dividend declaration is that date where a company lets everyone know their next dividend payment. There is usually a press release prior to the dividend paying out. Retained earnings describes the money left over after a business pays out dividends to their shareholders. Dividends payable is the money that is paid to their shareholders.