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Cash (15,000 × $15) $225,000
Common Stock $120,000
(15000 shares × Stated value $8)
Paid-In Capital in Excess of Stated $105,000
Value - Common
($225,000 - $120,000)
The common stock or common shares are the owners holding in the capital of the company. They are the owners of the company who are eligible for voting and decision-making. In return, they receive dividends at fixed time intervals.
The journal entry for the issue of common stock is attached in the image below.
Working Note:
The cash amount is determined as:
[tex]\text{Cash}= 15,000\;\text{shares} \times\$15= \$\;225,000[/tex]
The amount of common stock is determined as:
[tex]\text{Common Stock}= 15000 \;\text{shares} \times \text{Stated value}\; \$8=\$120,000[/tex]
The Paid-In Capital in Excess is the difference between the cash and common stock value.
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