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The following transactions relate to POPSTAR Company.
V 1. Jamuary 25: The company purchased materials for $3,000 on credit.
vv2. Apreil 13: The company paid $400 to a supplier.
May 26: The company issued some shares for $1.500(the nominal/par value for those shares is $1.200).
-4. November 22: The company received a $600 dividend in cash.
.5. December 1: Declared (ONLY DECL.EARD) dividend of $700.
r6. December 11: The company paid back from the long-term loan $1,000 and $400 interest.
NOTE: ignore corporate tax!
Enter all the above events on the enclosed T-accounts and record it at the General Joumal. and write down the impact on the accounting equation (1. Only asset side changes, 2. Only Equity & Liabilities side changes, 3. Both sides increase, 4. Both sides decrease).(16 points).
Carry forward the balance of the Income Statement's account to Income Statement account (2 points).
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III. Calculate the balance of the Income Statement account and carry forward the balance to Retained earnings account (2 points).
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