piva, Inc. recorded the following capital stock transactions: Balance Sheet Assets = Liabilities + Stockholders' Equity Common PIC in Excess of Treasury PIC from Stock + Common Stock + Stock + Treasury Stock 1) 1,092,500 115,000 977,500 (2) (61,600) (61,600) 3) 49,920 42,240 7,680 Jse the following additional information about the above transactions when answering questions a through e. 1) issued common stock for $19 cash per share 2) purchased treasury shares at $22 per share. 3) sold some of the treasury shares: . How many shares were originally issued? p. What was the par value of the shares issued? $ : How many shares of treasury stock were acquired? 1. How many shares of treasury stock were sold? . At what price per share was the treasury stock sold? $

piva, Inc. recorded the following capital stock transactions: Balance Sheet Assets = Liabilities + Stockholders' Equity Common PIC in Excess of Treasury PIC from Stock + Common Stock + Stock + Treasury Stock 1) 1,092,500 115,000 977,500 (2) (61,600) (61,600) 3) 49,920 42,240 7,680 Jse the following additional information about the above transactions when answering questions a through e. 1) issued common stock for $19 cash per share 2) purchased treasury shares at $22 per share. 3) sold some of the treasury shares: . How many shares were originally issued? p. What was the par value of the shares issued? $ : How many shares of treasury stock were acquired? 1. How many shares of treasury stock were sold? . At what price per share was the treasury stock sold? $

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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