Convertible Preferred StockとDiluted EPSの関係について

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  • USCPAの勉強中に、Convertible Preferred Stockの希薄化の影響を考慮したDiluted EPS計算公式に疑問があります。
  • Preferred stockが転換された場合、preferred dividendsがなくなるため、Diluted EPSの計算公式には含まれません。
  • Net Income自体にはPreferred Dividendsの利益が含まれているため、Net Incomeから転換され消えるPreferred Dividendsのマイナスを含めて計算する必要があります。
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Diluted EPS

USCPAの勉強をしています。 Convertible Preferred Stockの希薄化の影響を考慮したEPSを求める計算公式に疑問点があります。 Diluted EPS=Net Income÷weighted average of common shares outstanding+shares issued upon conversion of preferred stock ”Preferred stockが転換された場合、preferred dividendsがなくなるので、その公式において分子にはpreferred dividendsを含めない”とテキストにあります。しかし、そもそもNet Income自体にPreferred Dividendsの利益を含んでいるのでいるので、あらかじめNet Incomeの数字が問題文に記載されている場合、Basic EPSを求める公式同様、その公式の分子にはNet Income から、転換され消えてしまったPreferred Dividendsのマイナスを含めなければいけないと考えてしまいます。なぜPreferred Dvidendsをその計算公式に含めないのか説明していただけると助かります。

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◆前提 EPSはあくまでも普通株式(CS)に関するものであり、優先株式(PS)は含みません。 ◆Basic EPS =(NI-PS dividends)/common shares outstanding 分母は流通普通株式ですので 分子にPSがある場合には、PS dividendsを控除して、CSだけのEPSを求めるわけです。 ◆Diluted EPS =NI÷(common shares outstanding+shares issued upon conversion of PS) 分母はもし転換したらPS株式はなくなり、その分CS株式数が増加するのでプラスして、 分子はもし転換したらPS株式はなくなるので、PS dividendsもなくなります。従って、差引かなくてもよくなるわけです。違った見方をすると分母が全てCSですので、PS dividendsは発生せず、その結果、差引く必要がなくなるわけです。

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