1.
Balance Sheet | income Statement | Statement of changes in Retained Earnings | |
Dividends | No | No | Yes |
Amount due to Suppliers | Yes | No | No |
Revenues | No | Yes | No |
2.
Corporation paid dividend to stockholders | |||
Account | Which account is affected | Is account increased or decrecreased | Why has retained earnings changed |
Cash | Yes | Decreased | |
Retained Earnings | Yes | Decreased | When dividend is paid then retained earnings are reversed . |
When dividend is declared then a liability is arised and retained earnings are credited . At the time of payment liability is reversed to retained earnings are debited. |
Since option for why retained earnings are affected is not provided so answer has been explained above. Please choose the appropriate opton. or you can post options in comments there i would help you.
3.
Bull co. issued $32000 capital stock for cash | |||
Account | Which account is affected | Is account increased or decrecreased | What is the amount of transaction |
Cash | Yes | Increased | $32000 |
Capital Stock | Yes | Increased | $32000 |
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