FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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Anslo Fabricating, Inc. is authorized to issue 10,000,000 shares of $5 stated value common stock. During the year, the company has the following transactions:
Jan. 3 | Issued 61,000 shares at $10 per share. |
Jun. 15 | Issued 4,700 shares in exchange for office equipment with a clearly determined value of $45,000. |
Aug. 16 | Purchased 3,000 shares of |
Prepare the
Jan. 3 |
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Cash | Cash |
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Common Stock | Common Stock | |
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Additional Paid-in Capital from Common Stock | Additional Paid-in Capital from Common Stock | |
Jun. 15 |
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Office Equipment | Office Equipment |
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Common Stock | Common Stock | |
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Additional Paid-in Capital from Common Stock | Additional Paid-in Capital from Common Stock | |
Aug. 16 |
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Treasury Stock | Treasury Stock |
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Cash |
Cash
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