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Jan30) Cash A/c Dr. (15000*23) $345000
To common stock (15000*3) $45000
To Securities prem. Reserve $300000
Jan.31) Legal expense A/c Dr. $6000
To common stock (1200*3) $3600
TO Cash A/c ( diff.) $2400
Feb.24) land Dr. $65000R
Building Dr. $120000
Equipment Dr. $45000
To common stock $230000
mar.15) Cash Dr. (56×2000) $112000
To preffered stock (12*2000) $24000
To securities prem. Reserve (44×2000) $88000
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