Answer yes or no for d, e and f and the other ones if possible Journal Entry Needed?Event/TransactionYesNoA newly incorporated company authorizes(a)250,000 shares.30,000 shares that were authorized in (a)(b)are issued but at their par value.A company repurchases 5,000 of their(c)outstanding shares.The ex-dividend date for a cash dividend(d)arrives.(e) A company declares a stock dividend.(f) A company pays a cash dividend.(g)A company completes a 3-for-1 stock split.A company sees that their stock is selling(h) for $10 per share more than their recordedpar value.A company has cumulative preferredstockholders, but decides not to pay a(i)dividend in the current year. This createsdividends in arrears.The company distributes the stock dividend(i)declared in (e.)A company issues a contract to a newrecording artist to produce a number of(k)albums over the next five years at $1million per album.

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Journal Entry Needed? Event/Transaction Yes No A newly incorporated company authorizes (a) 250,000 shares. 30,000 shares that were authorized in (a) (b) are issued but at their par value. A company repurchases 5,000 of their (c) outstanding shares. The ex-dividend date for a cash dividend (d) arrives. (e) A company declares a stock dividend. (f) |A company pays a cash dividend. A company completes a 3-for-1 stock split. (g) A company sees that their stock is selling (h) for $10 per share more than their recorded par value. A company has cumulative preferred stockholders, but decides not to pay a (i) dividend in the current year. This creates dividends in arrears. The company distributes the stock dividend (G) declared in (e.) A company issues a contract to a new recording artist to produce a number of (k) albums over the next five years at $1 illiee

Journal Entry Needed? Event/Transaction Yes No A newly incorporated company authorizes (a) 250,000 shares. 30,000 shares that were authorized in (a) (b) are issued but at their par value. A company repurchases 5,000 of their (c) outstanding shares. The ex-dividend date for a cash dividend (d) arrives. (e) A company declares a stock dividend. (f) |A company pays a cash dividend. A company completes a 3-for-1 stock split. (g) A company sees that their stock is selling (h) for $10 per share more than their recorded par value. A company has cumulative preferred stockholders, but decides not to pay a (i) dividend in the current year. This creates dividends in arrears. The company distributes the stock dividend (G) declared in (e.) A company issues a contract to a new recording artist to produce a number of (k) albums over the next five years at $1 illiee

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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