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SAT case 15-1-power Point-2010

Course: ACCT 5120, Spring 2010
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Requiresthatcompaniesrecognizecompensationexpense SFASNo.123(R)December2004 usingthefairvaluemethod. Fairvalueofcompensationistheassumedvalueofthe servicesreceived. Fairvaluesatdateofgrant(dateoptionsarereceived)can befoundusingacceptableoptionpricingmodels,suchas theBlackScholesoptionpricingmodelorthebinomial latticemodel. Bothmodelsusesamebasicinputs:underlyingstockprice,...

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Requiresthatcompaniesrecognizecompensationexpense SFASNo.123(R)December2004 usingthefairvaluemethod. Fairvalueofcompensationistheassumedvalueofthe servicesreceived. Fairvaluesatdateofgrant(dateoptionsarereceived)can befoundusingacceptableoptionpricingmodels,suchas theBlackScholesoptionpricingmodelorthebinomial latticemodel. Bothmodelsusesamebasicinputs:underlyingstockprice, riskfreerateofinterest,strikeprice,dividendyield,volatility ofcompanysstockprice,andexpectedtermoftheoption. Noentryatdateofgrant Totalfairvalueofcompensationexpenseis allocatedevenlyovertheserviceperiod,orperiod fromwhichtheexpectedbenefitwilloccur. Dr.CompensationExpense XXX Cr.PaidinCapitalStockOptionsXXX Stockoptionsareobligationstoissueacompanys stockinthefuture SFACNo.6describesliabilitiesasobligationstotransfer assetstoanotherentityinthefutureasaresultofapast transaction. Therefore,sincestockoptionplansareanobligationto issueequity,notassets,stockoptionsdonotmeetthe definitionofaliability Classificationdependsonwhetheritsanobligationto transferassetsortherelationshipisdeemedtobean ownershiprelationship. SFASNo.150requiresthatcertainobligationsthat couldbesettledbyissuanceofanentitysequity securitiesbeclassifiedasliabilities. Onlyreasonstockoptionsarenotincludedasliabilitiesis becausetheydontmeettheSFACNo.6definitionofa liability.FASBexpectstoamendConceptsStatement6 toeliminatethatinconsistency. Obligationtotransferstocksatexercisepricelowerthan themarketpriceisaliability. ThiswillcauseapotentiallydilutiveeffectontheEPSof theallofthecommonstockasthereareadditional stockholderclaimsagainstthesameamountofincome. Highcompensationexpenseshurtcompaniesbottom linesMerrillLynchstudyreportedifallESOPs Highcompensationexpensesresultinadecreaseduse wereexpensed,reportedprofitswouldfallby10% ofESOPs Smallcompaniesatdisadvantageagainstlarge companies TalentedemployeesmaydesireESOPs Manysmallcorporationsrelyontheabilitytoofferstock optionplansinplaceofotherformsofcompensation recordingcompensationexpensesdefeatsthispurpose Largercorporationsarentaffectedasdramatically Employeestockoptionplansarecompensationthatrequire expensing Portraysamoreaccuratepictureoffinancialpositionand operationstoinvestors Earningsareoverstatedsamestudyreallyshowsthat earningsareoverstatedby10%whennotexpensed Potentiallyincreasesgrowthinstockvalue Before2004,whencompaniescouldchoosetousefairvalueor intrinsicmethod,somecompaniesvoluntarilychosetousethefair valuemethod Investorsshoweditsapprovalofthistransparentreportingasmany Providesmatching companiesstockpricesincreased,evenafteradecreaseinearningsper share APBOpinionNo.25thedifferencebetweenthe marketvalueandtheoptionrepresentsopportunity costandemployeecompensations Providesthemostaccuratevalueofthe compensationexpensenoestimatesusingmodels ShouldstillrecordfairvalueofESOPatgrantdate ascompensationexpense Providesmatching OnJan.1,2000,acompanyissuesstockoptionsto purchase1,000sharesofcommonstock,$1par. Thefairvalueoftheoptionsatthegrantdateis $60,000,withanexercisepriceof$70. Theserviceperiodis3years. TheoptionsareexercisedonJan1,2003whenthe marketpricepershareis$140. Jan.1,2000Noentry Dec.31,2000,2001,and2002 CompensationExpense PICStockOptions Jan.1,2003Optionsexercised CompensationExpense Cash PICStockOptions PICStockOptions(MV) CommonStock $20,000 $20,000 $10,000 $70,000 $60,000 $139,000 $1,000
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