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Please Back check this and let me know were I need to correct thanks, I'm stuck on Bal sheet and equaity pr share and book

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In January 2016, Hammond Corporation was organized and authorized to issue 2,000,000 shares of non-par common stock and 50,000 shares of 5% percent, $50 par value, noncumulative preferred stock. The stock-related transactions for the first years operations were as follows:

Jan. 19 Sold 15,000 shares of the common stock for $31,500. State law

required a minimum of $1 stated value per share.

21 Issued 5,000 shares of common stock to attorneys and accountants for services valued at $11,000 and provided during the organization of the corporation.

Feb. 7 Issued 30,000 shares of common stock for a building that had an

Appraised value of $78,000.

Mar. 22 Purchased 10,000 shares of its common stock at $3 per share

July 15 Issued 5,000 shares of common stock to employees under a stock

Option plan that allows any employee to buy shares at the current

market price, which is now $3 per share.

Aug 1 Sold 2,500 shares of treasury stock for $4 per share

Sept. 1 Declared a cash dividend of $.15 per common share to be paid on

September 25 to stockholders of record on September 15.

15 Cash dividends date of record

25 Paid cash dividends to stockholders of record on September 15.

Oct 30 Issued 4,000 shares of common stock for a piece of land. The

Stock was selling $3 per share, and the land had a fair market

value of $12,000.

Dec. 15 Issued 2,200 shares of preferred stock for $50 per share.

Required:

Record the above transactions in journal form.

Post to the following T accounts in the ledger: Cash, Land, Building, Cash Dividends Payable, Preferred Stock Common Stock, Paid-in-Capitalin Excess of Stated Value, Common, Cash Dividends Declared, and Start-up and Organization Expense

Prepare the stockholders equity section of Hammond Corporations balance sheet as of December 31, 2016.Net Income earned during the year was $100,000

Calculate book value per share after the transactions

Date

Details

F

DR $

CR $

January 19th 2016

Cash

31500

Common Stock (15000 x $1 =$15000)

15000

Paid in capital in excess from sale of common

16500

Stock ($2.1 - $1 = $1.10) (15000 x $1.10)

January 21 2016

Organizational Expenses (5000 x $2.2)

11000

Common Stock (5000 x $1.00)

5000

Paid in capital in excess of par (5000 x $1.2)

6000

February 7 2016

Building (30000 x $2.6)

78000

Common Stock (30000 x $1.)

30000

Paid in capital in excess of par (30000 x $1.6)

48000

March 22 2016

Treasury Stock (10000 x $3.)

30000

Cash

30000

July 15 2016

Cash (5000 x $3.)

15000

Treasury Stock

15000

August 1st 2016

Cash (2500 x $4.)

10000

Treasury Stock (2500 x $3.)

7500

Paid in capital in excess from sale of Treasury stock

2500

(2500 x $1.)

September 1st 2016

Cash Dividends (5,000. x $0.15)

750

Cash Dividends payable

750

(To record declaration of Dividends)

September 25th 2016

Cash Dividends Payable

750

Cash

750

October 30th 2016

Land

12000

Common Stock (4000 x $3.at par)

12000

(Issued $3. par shares common stock exchange for land)

December 15th 2016

Cash

110000

Preferred Stock

110000

Cash a/c

CASH A/C

January 19.

Common stock

15,000

March 22.

Treasury stock

30000

Paid in capital in excess

16,500

September 25.

Cash dividend paid

750

August 1.

Treasury stock

7,500

Paid in capital in excess

2,500

Preferred stock

110,000

Bal b/F

120750

151500

151500

Jan 01 Bal

Bal c/f

120750

Land A/C

October 30.

Common stock

12000

December 31.

Bal b/f

12000

Jan 01. c/f

12000

Building A/C

February 07.

Common stock

30000

December 31.

Bal B/F

78000

February 11.

Pain in-Capital in excess

48000

January 01.

Bal c/F

78000

Cash Dividend Payable

September 25.

Cash

750

September 25.

Cash dividend Preferred

7500

September 25.

Bal B/F

750

Preferred stock A/C

December 31.

Bal B/F

110000

September 01.

Cash dividend

110000

Jan 01.

Bal B/F

110000

Common stock A/C

December 31.

Bal B/F

62000

Jan 19.

Cash

15000

Issuied

Feb 07.

Building

30000

Oct 30.

Land

12000

Jan 21.

Organization Exp

5000

62000

62000

Jan 01.

Bal C/F

62000

Paid in-Capital in excess of sates value A/C

December 31.

Bal B/F

73000

Jan 19.

Cash

16500

Feb 07.

Building

48000

Jan 21.

Organization Exp

6000

Aug 01.

Cash (Aug)

2500

73000

73000

Jan 01.

Bal C/F

73000

Cash dividend A/C

September 01.

Cash dividend payable

750

Dec 31.

Bal C/F

750

organizational expense

Jan 21.

Paid in-excess

6000

Dec 31.

Bal C/F

1100

Jan 21.

Common stock

5000

11000

1100

Jan 01.

Bal B/F

11000

Hammond Corporations

Balance Sheet

as at December 31st, 2016

$

$

Assets

Current Asset

Cash

120750.

Fixed Assets

Building

78000.

Land

12000

Total Fixed Assets

90000

Total Assets

210750

Liabilities

Current Liabilities

Cash Dividend Payables

0.00

Stockholders Equity

Paid in Capital in Excess

73000

Dividends

750.

Preferred Stock

110000

Common Stock

62000

Net Income

100000

Retained Earnings

Total Owners Equity

344250

Hammond Corporations

Book Value per shares

as at December 31st, 2016

$

$

Land

12000

Building

78000

Cash

30750

Add profit

10000

Org Exp

11000

141750

Less preferred stock

110000

Value of equity

31750

Property, Plant and Equipment

No of equity shared

42500

Book value per share

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