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Answer:
Treasury Stock 8,910 debit
Cash 8,910 credit
For the purchase of treasury Stock
Common Stock 1,100 debit
Paid-in Capital__excess of par 7,810 debit
Treasury Stock 8,910 credit
For the retirement of the stocks
Explanation:
First the company will recognize the treasury Stock.
1,100 shares at 8.10 = 8,910
Then it will write-off the treasury stock against common stock and Paid-in Capital__excess of par
common stock will decrease by their face value
1,100 shares x 1 = 1,100
The diference will be taked from Pai-in Capital -- excess of par
8,910 - 1,100 = 7,810
Answer:
There are two journal entries to record the repurchase and retirement of the shares:
* To record the share repurchased:
Dr Treasury stock 8,910
Cr Cash 8,910
* To record the retirement of share repurchased:
Dr Common stock 1,100
Dr Paid-in capital common stock 2,310
Dr Retained Earning 5,500
Cr Treasury stock 8,910
Explanation:
Working note:
* To record the share repurchased:
The Treasury stock account is debited at the amount equals to the cash paid for stock repurchased, thus, offsetting entry is credit Cash account = Number of share repurchased * Price purchase = 1,100 * 8.1 = $8,910
* To record the retirement of share repurchased:
Common stock account is debited at the amount = Par value * Share retired = 1 * 1,100 = $1,100
As one common stock is carried $2.1 value excess of par ( which is calculated as 168,210 / 80,100); paid-in capital account is debited by $2,310 ( 1,100 * 2.1)
Retained earning is debited by the amount calculated as: Number of share retired * ( Price at retired - Par value - Excess of par value) = 1,100 * ( 8.1 -1-2.1) = $5,500
Treasury account is debited $8,910 to bring the balance of this account to zero as stocks repurchased are fully retired.