Gothic architecture is a new chain of clothing stores specializing in the color black. gothic issues 1,000 shares of its $1 par value common stock at $30 per share. record the issuance of the stock. how would the entry differ if gothic issued no-par value stock?

a). The record of the issuance of the stock is debit to cash for $30,000, credit to common stock for $1,000 and credit to excess of common stock of $29,000.

b). If the Gothic company issued no-par value stock, the entry would be a debit for the total amount of cash received from the issue which will be ($30,000) and to balance the account, a credit to Common Stock for the $30,000 also. The paid in capital in excess of common stock would not be credited.

Explanation:

A. Entries of the stock

1. Account(cash)

Cash=1000 shares at $30 per share

Cash=1,000×30=$30,000

Debit=$30,000

Credit this account=$0

2. Account (common stock)

Common stock=1,000 shares at $1 per value common stock

Common stock=1,000×1=$1,000

Credit account=$1,000

Debit this account=$0

3. Account (Paid-in Capital in Excess of Par - Common Stock)

Paid in capital in excess of par-common stock=30,000-1,000=$29,000

Credit this account=$29,000

Debit this account=$0

This can be written as;

Account                                                Debit ($)                         Credit ($)

Cash (1,000 shares * $30 price)         30,000  

Common Stock (1,000 shares * $1 par)                            1,000

Paid-in Capital in Excess of Par - Common Stock          29,000

The record of the issuance of the stock is debit to cash for $30,000, credit to common stock for $1,000 and credit to excess of common stock of $29,000.

B.

If the Gothic company issued no-par value stock, the entry would be a debit for the total amount of cash received from the issue which will be ($30,000) and to balance the account, a credit to Common Stock for the $30,000 also. The paid in capital in excess of common stock would not be credited.

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