No. | Account title and Explanation | Debit | Credit |
Scenario 1 | Equipment (use market value) | $51,000 | |
Common stock | $51,000 | ||
[Exchanged common shares for equipment] | |||
Scenario 2 | Equipment | $13,700 | |
Accumulated depreciation-Machinery | $6,600 | ||
Machinery | $16,500 | ||
Cash | $2,800 | ||
Gain on disposal of machinery | $1,000 | ||
[Traded machinery for an inventory management equipment] |
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