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| General Journal | |||
| 1-Jun | Share Subscription Receivable | 72000 | |
| Common Stock (10*150*$48) | 72000 | ||
| (To record sales of shares on subscription basis) | |||
| Cash (10*150*$24) | 36000 | ||
| Share Subscription Receivable | 36000 | ||
| (To record collection of down payment) | |||
| 1-Dec | Cash (10*75*$24) | 18000 | |
| Share Subscription Receivable | 18000 | ||
| (Collection of Share subscription receivable) | |||
| Common Stock | 36000 | ||
| Share Subscription Receivable | 18000 | ||
| Forfeiture/ Reserve | 18000 | ||
| (Cancellation & retention of defaulted subscription) | |||
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basis. Each subscription allowed for the purchase of 20 shares at a
price of $80 per share. Terms of the subscription stated that
subscribers were to pay 40% of the price as a down payment, with
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subscriptions were fully paid for. According to the subscription
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(a)
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calls for 40% of the subscription to be paid...
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