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Class Hand Checked Analysis Dividends From TPR Corps Income Statement Net Income Remaining for Common Stockholders This year
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c.between 1200 and 1400.

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previous year retained earnings 5.560
add:net income 4.411
less: this year retained earnings (8.740)
common dividends this year 1,231
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