Answer) Paid in capital in excess of par - $2000
Explanation:
Paid in Capital in excess of par is the difference between the Par Value of the stock and Fair Market Value of the Stock.
Common stock, $100 par, 110 shares issued = 110 shares x $100 par value = 11000
Fair Market Value of the Stock (Cash received for the stock) = 13000
Paid in capital in excess of par = Fair Market Value of the stock - Par Value
= 13000 - 11000
= 2000
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