HelpSave &Yellow Enterprises reported the following ($ in thousands) as of December 31, 2021. All accounts have normal balances.Deficit (debit balance in retained earnings)$ 1,6003,0001,000Common stockPaid-in capital-share repurchaseTreasury stock (at cost)Paid-in capital-excess of par35030,500During 2022 ($ in thousands), net income was $10,000; 25% of the treasury stock was resold for $530; cash dividends declared were $750, cash dividends paid were $4What ($ in thousands) was shareholders' equity as of Deasember 31, 2021?

The shareholders' equity include all the capital and net income related to shareholders.

Answered: "ellow Enterprises reported the…

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