Contents 

Introduction
License
Register & Purchase
Tutorial
Step 1 - Enter Initial Data
Companies
People
Step 2 - Maintain The Database
Corporate Calendar
Director Meetings
Dividends
Officers, Directors, Shareholders
Professional Resources
Shareholder Meetings
Stock Register
Step 3 - Create Documents
Select A Template
Answer Questions
Modify in Word Processor
Saved Documents
Reports & Labels
To-Do List
User's Guide
Corporate Profile
Personnel
Officers and Directors
Director Meetings
Stockholder Meetings
Stock Register
Enter Transactions
Stock Transfer Ledger
Shareholders
Stock Types
Professional Resources
Resident Agent
Attorney
Accountant
Realtor
Banker
Broker
More Resources
Create Documents
Resolutions
Questions
Saved Resolutions
Corporate Calendar
Automated To-Do List
Word Processor
Word Processor
Text Ruler
Word Processor Toolbar
Text Formating Toolbar
Toolbars
Navigation Toolbar
Standard Toolbar
Word Processor Toolbar
Text Formating Toolbar
Reports & Labels
Corporate Law Links
Application Limitations & File Descriptions
Mininimum System Requirements

Corporate Manager Software

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Stock Register

 

Enter Transactions

 

Purpose:  This form is the data entry form for the Stock Register which contains important information for tracking the ownership of a corporation. 

 

Overview:  Use the company tab to select the company that the stock transaction is for.  Press the New button on the standard toolbar to add a stock transaction record and enter data pertaining to the transaction.  Stock certificate numbers must be sequential so it’s a good idea to let the CMS program generate new certificate numbers after the first number is entered.

 

There are a variety of companies that sell corporate stock certificates over the Internet and there are simple stock certificates included in the CMS program.

 

Details:  Click the underlined links below for details.

 

 
 


 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 


Related Information:

 

1.  Adding A Transaction Record
-  Use Standard Toolbar ADD  button or
-  Use Add Stock Transaction option on File menu

2.  Deleting A Transaction Record
-  Use Standard Toolbar DELETE  button or
-  Use Delete Stock Transaction option on File menu

3.  Modifying A Transaction Record  
-  Use Standard Toolbar SAVE  button or the
   REVERT  button or
-  Use the Save or Revert options on the File menu 

4.  Record Navigation   

-  The First/Prior/Next/Last buttons move through the stock transactions in the order the transactions were entered

 

5.  Find

-  The ‘List’ option is not available from this form because the
Stock Transfer Ledger fulfills this function.

-  The ‘Find’ option locates records of stock transactions by
Transaction Date
Transfer Date
Certificate Number
Buyer
Seller

6.  Reports The following reports are accessible from the Reports option on the main menu. While moving from one form to another the report options change.

- Details for Selected Transaction

- Stockholders for Selected Company

- Corporate Ledger for
Selected Company
All Companies by Company
All Companies by Buyer
All Companies by Seller
All Companies by Date

-  Stock Types for
Selected Company
For All Companies by Company

-  Dividend
Dividends for Selected Company
Dividends for All Companies

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Company Tabs:  Use these tabs to navigate through the companies in the database.  As company names are selected the stock register for that company appears on the form.  
 
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Stock Types:  Click on the desired stock type.  The Corporate Manager tracks common stock, preferred stock, and stock options.     GO TOP

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Pages:  This is a second set of tabs under the Company tabs that are used to move through the functional areas of the Stock Register  The pages include: 1.) Enter Transactions, 2.) Stock Transfer Ledger, 3.) Shareholders, and 4.) Stock Types and Dividends.  
 
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Certificate #:  The certificate number is actually the number of the transaction.  Each time a transaction occurs a new stock certificate should be issued to the new owner. 

If a shareholder trades half of his shares, two new certificates need to be issued. One certificate is for the half that is traded and the other for the half retained by the original owner. In all cases the old certificate is retired by the corporation, marked as “No Longer Valid” and either kept in a secure location or destroyed, depending on the directives of the board of directors.

 

Certificate numbers must be sequential.  You are given an opportunity to start the first certificate at any number but from that point on the numbers must be sequential for audit purposes.  The CMS automatically generates sequential stock certificate numbers.
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Amount Paid:  Enter the total amount paid for the transaction, minus any transaction fees.  The amount per share is automatically calculated.
 
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Value of Transaction:  The value of the transaction might be different than the amount paid for any number of reasons. Enter the value of the transaction here and the value per share is automatically calculated.  If the value of the transaction is the same as the price paid for the transaction, enter the total amount paid as the value of the transaction.  GO TOP

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Tax Stamp:  Some states require that a tax be paid on stock transactions.  Enter the identification number issued by the State as proof that the tax has been paid.
 
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Amt. Traded:  Total number of shares in the transaction.   
 
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Price/Share:  The price per share is automatically calculated based on the number of shares traded and the total price paid.  (Total amount paid divided by total shares in the transaction.).
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Value/Share:  The value per share is automatically calculated based on the number of shares traded and the total value of the transaction.  (Total value of the transaction divided by the total number of shares traded.).
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Buyer Balance:  The buyer’s balance is automatically calculated by totaling the number of shares purchased by the buyer minus the total number of shares sold by the buyer for the selected company. 

If the buyer is the corporation buying back stock, commonly called Treasury Stock, the label ‘Buyer Balance’ changes to ‘Treasury Stock’ and the total amount of treasury stock held by the company is displayed.      GO TOP

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Seller Balance:  The seller’s balance is automatically calculated by totaling the number of shares purchased by the seller minus the total number of shares sold by the seller for the selected company. 

If the seller is the corporation making an Initial Offer, the label ‘Seller Balance’ changes to ‘Shares Outstanding’ and the total amount of stock outstanding minus any treasury stock is displayed.        GO TOP

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Transfer Date:  The transfer date is the date the physical stock certificates were given to the buyer or the buyer’s representative.   
 
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Transfer To Corporation:   If the transaction involves the issuing corporation repurchasing stock, commonly called treasury stock, press the Yes button.  Otherwise the No button should be pressed.  When the Yes button is pressed the pull-down menu containing the names of potential buyers is not displayed.
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Transfer From Corporation:  If the transaction involves the issuing corporation selling the stock, press the Yes button. This could be an initial offering of stock or treasury stock that is being resold by the corporation. Otherwise the No button should be pressed.  When the Yes button is pressed the pull-down menu containing the names of potential sellers is not displayed. 
 
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Transaction Date:  Enter the date the transaction took place.  This is when the buyer purchased the stock from the seller.  It may or may not be the same date as the Transfer Date which is when the physical stock certificates are transferred from the seller to the buyer.     GO TOP

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Buyer:  The buyer is the person or company that is buying the stock. The content of the buyer list depends on which Buyer/Seller filter is pressed at the bottom of the form.  It can consist of all the people marked as being associated with the company on the Personnel form, all the companies in the database other than the issuing company, or the names of all the companies and people in the database other than the issuing company.  Owners and shares of stock are tracked by the CMS. 
 
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Seller:  The seller is the person or entity that is selling the stock.  (See Buyer above for more details.)     GO TOP

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Transaction Count:  The transaction count displays the total number of the selected type of stock for the selected company and the number of the selected stock in that list.
   
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Add Transaction Record:  Press the New button on the standard toolbar or select the Add Stock Transaction option in the File menu on the main menu at the top of the form to create a new stock transaction record.  A new record with blank text boxes appears so data can be entered.     GO TOP

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Delete A Transaction Record:  Press the Delete button on the standard toolbar or select the Delete Stock Transaction option in the File menu on the main menu at the top of the form to delete the selected stock transaction.  The record is deleted and the form displays the most current stock transaction for the selected company.    GO TOP

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Modify A Transaction Record:  To modify a transaction locate the transaction using the Navigate buttons or press the List or Find button on the Standard toolbar. Make any changes that are needed.  (Keep in mind that it is important to keep the stock certificate numbers sequential with no overlapping or missing numbers.)  After the changes have been made, press the Save button or the Revert button on the Standard tool bar to save changes or to revert to the previously saved version.
   
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Name List Filter Button:  You can select from names associated with the selected company or everyone in the database using this button.  It is also possible that one company could own the stock of another company.  A third button is available to show all of the companies in the database except the company generating the stock, so another company can be selected as the buyer or seller of stock.  If the company that issued the stock is the seller or buyer of the stock you will not be able to select the company’s name from the buyer or seller lists.   These transaction types are called Initial Offers and Treasury Stock, respectively.  The Transfer From Corporation or Transfer To Corporation buttons are used to indicate these types of transaction.     GO TOP

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Voting Shares Button:  Shares can have voting rights or not.  Typically common shares have voting rights and preferred shares do not but this can be modified by the board of directors and/or shareholders depending on the strategies that have been developed for the corporation.
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