Introduction:
Whenever any companies get incorporated, the first transaction which is held is introduction of capital by the owners of the companies. In order to proceed with such transactions in the books of account for the new company, we need to give
Requirement-a:
To prepare:
The journal entries for the given transactions
Introduction:
Whenever any companies get incorporated, the first transaction which is held is introduction of capital by the owners of the companies. In order to proceed with such transactions in the books of account for the new company, we need to give journal entries, which create the base of preparation for the final accounts, i.e. financial statements.
Requirement-b:
The amount of dividend paid for preference shareholders
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