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Talja [164]
4 years ago
7

Whcih situation represent internal

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Kobotan [32]4 years ago
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The town villain must confess to vandalizing city hall in order to

Explanation:

the town villain must confess to vandalizing city hall in order to keep an innocent teen from being convicted.

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c=a-b                     Patent                                                       25,000

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b) $25,000

Fair value of consideration given:

Ref                               Particulars                                    Amount

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Common stock                   100,000

Paid in capital                       -  

Retained earnings                   60,000

Fair value adjustment:  

Patent                                      -  

Equipment                           10,000

Land                                    5,000

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