FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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sabas company has issued abd outstanding 37000 shares of 100 par 1% preferred stock and 96000 shares of $50 par common stock
year 1 462,000
year 2 458,000
year 3 586,000
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sabas company has issued abd outstanding 37000 shares of 100 par 1% preferred stock and 96000 shares of $50 par common stock
year 1 462,000
year 2 458,000
year 3 586,000
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