Sheffield Company’s tabular analysis at the beginning of October consisted of the following balances:
Assets |
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Liabilities |
+ |
Stockholders' Equity |
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Retained Earnings |
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Cash | + |
Accounts |
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Accounts |
+ |
Common |
+ | Revenue | - | Expenses | |||
Beg. Bal |
$9490 |
$410 |
$2970 |
$6930 |
During October, the company issued additional shares of stock for
proceeds of $2020. After recording this transaction in the tabular
analysis, the company would report:
Assets $7880 = Liabilities $2970 + Stockholders’ Equity $4990
Assets $9490 = Liabilities $2970 + Stockholders’ Equity $6520
Assets $9900 = Liabilities $2970 + Stockholders’ Equity $8950
Assets $11920 = Liabilities $2970 + Stockholders’ Equity $8950
Beginning assets = Cash + Accounts receivables
= 9,490 + 410
= $9,900
Beginning Liabilities = $2,970
Beginning Stockholders’ Equity = $6,930
Additional stock issued for cash = $2,020
Afer stock issue, assets and Stockholders’ Equity will increase by $2,020
Assets after stock issue = Beginning assets + Cash received from stock issue
= 9,900 + 2,020
= $11,920
Stockholders’ Equity after stock issue = Beginning Stockholders’ Equity + Additional stock issued
= 6,930 + 2,020
= $8,950
After recording this transaction in the tabular analysis, the company would report:
Assets $11920 = Liabilities $2970 + Stockholders’ Equity $8950
Fourth option is correct
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