Indicate whether each of the following transactions would
increase (+), decrease (-), or not affect (N/A) total assets, total
liabilities, and total stockholders equity.
Transaction |
Total Assets |
Total Liabilities |
Total Stockholders Equity |
|||||
(a) | Declared cash dividend. | DecreaseIncreaseNot Affect | IncreaseNot AffectDecrease | DecreaseNot AffectIncrease | ||||
(b) | Paid cash dividend declared in (a). | Not AffectDecreaseIncrease | DecreaseNot AffectIncrease | DecreaseNot AffectIncrease | ||||
(c) | Declared stock dividend. | IncreaseDecreaseNot Affect | DecreaseNot AffectIncrease | IncreaseNot AffectDecrease | ||||
(d) | Distributed stock dividend declared in (c). | IncreaseDecreaseNot Affect | IncreaseDecreaseNot Affect | IncreaseDecreaseNot Affect | ||||
(e) | Split stock 3-for-1. | DecreaseNot AffectIncrease | Not AffectDecreaseIncrease | IncreaseDecreaseNot Affect |
Transaction | Total Assets | Total Liabilities | Total Stockholders Equity | ||
a | Declared cash dividend. | Not affect | Increase | Decrease | |
b | Paid cash dividend declared in (a). | Decrease | Decrease | Not affect | |
c | Declared stock dividend. | Not affect | Not affect | Not affect | |
d | Distributed stock dividend declared in (c). | Not affect | Not affect | Not affect | |
e | Split stock 3-for-1. | Not affect | Not affect | Not affect |
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