Stock: Common stock represents equity ownership in a corporation. Common stockholders bear a higher amount of risk of loss and are also entitled to higher benefits in the company’s profits and assets. Common stock can be issued at par or at premium or discount.
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To prepare: To prepare the equity section of the balance sheet.
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