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Korolek [52]
3 years ago
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Trey owns 250 shares of common stock in a toy–store company. this means that he owns a percentage of the company based on the pr

oportion of shares he owns out of the total shares issued by the company. with this ownership he also acquires rights to:
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We can easily calculate the cash balance as at 30 september with the help of accounting equation given below.

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