Jones Inc. has common stock of $3,000,000, additional paid-in capital of $200,000, and a retained earnings deficit of $1,440,000. As part of a quasi-reorganization, Jones writes down its assets by $800,000. To eliminate its deficit, Jones must reduce its common stock account by
$1,240,000.
$1,440,000.
$2,040,000.
$2,240,000.
To eliminate the deficit caused due to "write down of assets" by $800,000, Jones must reduce its common stock Account by $2,040,000 i.e $800,000+$1,440,000 - $200,000)
Jones Inc. has common stock of $3,000,000, additional paid-in capital of $200,000, and a retained earnings...
Krim Co. has a deficit in retained earnings of $342,000. As part of a quasi-reorganization, assets will be written down by $36,000. There is a balance in common stock of $100,000 and a balance in paid-in capital--excess of par of $550,000. AFTER the quasi-reorganization, what will be the balance in paid-in capital--excess of par?
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ANSWER: (E) Common stock, par value. 10 Additional paid in capital. 150 retained earnings. 260 treasury stock. 50 accumulated other comprehensive income. 70 investment in softcloud. 350 (R) property, plant and equimpent. 600 favorable lease agreement 150 goodwill. 500 inventories. 50 long term debt. 350 investment in softcloud. 850 QUESTION: How do you get the 350 & 850 from "investment in softcloud"? what is the steps and what does it mean?...