The following is a partial income statement for City Line Enterprises for the current year....

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The following is a partial income statement for City Line Enterprises for the current year.
Partial Income Statement
Loss from Continuing Operations
Income from Discontinued Operations, net of tax
Net Income
For the Current Year
The company is subject to a 40% tax rate. Share information for the current year
follows.
Event and Date
Number of Shares
1/1 Beginning balance
2,000,000
51 New share issue
360,000
81 New share issue
120,000
12/1 Two-for-one split
2,480,000
City Line provided the following information about its capital structure. The company
had employee options to acquire 500,000 shares at an exercise price of $7 per share.
The average market price of the company's shares for the current year is $10 per share.
The company issued 3%,$1,500,000 convertible debt 2 years ago at par value. Each
$1,000 par value bond converts to five shares of the company's common stock. City
Line has $800,000 par value, 6% cumulative preferred shares outstanding for the entire
year. The preferred shares are nonconvertible. There were no actual exercises or
conversions during the year.
a. Compute the weighted-average number of common shares outstanding for basic
earnings per share.
b. Determine whether any securities are antidilutive and compute basic and diluted
earnings per share. Show all computations.
c. Prepare all required disclosures beginning with income from continuing
operations.

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