medium · Financial Accounting stockholders-equity
What is the primary impact of a large stock dividend on total stockholders' equity?
- Total stockholders' equity remains unchanged.
- Total stockholders' equity increases because more shares are issued.
- Total stockholders' equity decreases by the par value of the dividend.
- Total stockholders' equity decreases by the market value of the shares.
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