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Jimmy Joe's, Inc. had the following transactions for this year. Prepare journal entries for each transaction,...

Jimmy Joe's, Inc. had the following transactions for this year. Prepare journal entries for each transaction, post the transactions to T-accounts, and determine the ending balance of accounts needed to answer the questions. 1-Jan Jimmy Joe's, Inc. issued 6,000 shares of $3 par common stock for $20,000. 15-Mar Jimmy Joe's, Inc. purchased 5,000 shares of their own stock on the open market for $12 cash per share. 10-Jul Jimmy Joe's, Inc. re-issued 4,000 shares of treasury stock for $14 per share. 31-Oct Jimmy Joe's, Inc. re-issued 1,000 shares of treasury stock for $11 per share. a) What is the July 10 balance in the Treasury Stock-Common account, using the cost method? $ unanswered b) What is the October 31 balance in the Paid in Capital from Treasury Stock account, using the cost method? $ unanswered

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a July 10 balance in the Treasury Stock-Common account           12,000
b October 31 balance in the Paid in Capital from Treasury Stock             8,000
Jimmy Joe's, Inc                    -  
Date Account Debit Credit Calculation
1-Jan Cash     20,000
Common Stock     18,000 =6,000*3
Paid in Capital in Excess of Par Value-CS        2,000
15-Mar Treasury Stock     60,000 =5,000*12
Cash     60,000
10-Jul Cash     56,000 =4,000*14
Treasury Stock     48,000 =4,000*12
Paid in Capital from Treasury Stock        8,000
31-Oct Cash     11,000 =1,000*11
Paid in Capital from Treasury Stock        1,000
Treasury Stock     12,000 =1,000*12


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