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Sedbober
10 days ago
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Copperhead Trust has the following classes of​ stock: LOADING...​(Click the icon to view the​ data.) Read the requirementsLOADIN

G.... Requirement 1. Copperhead declares cash dividends of $ 44 comma 000 for 2018. How much of the dividends goes to preferred​ stockholders? How much goes to common​ stockholders? ​(Complete all input boxes. Enter​ "0" for any zero​ amounts.) Copperhead​'s dividend would be divided between preferred and common stockholders in this​ manner:
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Mariulka [3.4K]10 days ago
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Answer:

The dividend for common stock amounts to $38,960

While preferred stock dividends total $5,040

Explanation:

Referring to the complete question, the preferred stock dividends are calculated as follows:

preferred stock dividends = number of shares * par value * dividend rate

There are 7000 shares (issued and outstanding)

The par value per share is $12

With a dividend rate of 6%

The preferred stock dividend equals 7000 * $12 * 6% = $5040

The preferred shareholders would receive $5040 in dividends, while the remaining dividend amount will be allocated to common stockholders, as illustrated below

Total dividends                              $44,000

Preferred stock dividends             ($5040)

Dividends for common stockholders          $38,960

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