Please record Accounting Journal Entries for the following transactions:

A$.$ Issued $11000$ shares of $$10$ par common stock at $$11,$ receiving cash.

B$.$ Issued $ $220000$ of $10$ year $10\%$ bonds at a market $($effective$)$ interest rate of $9\%,$

with interest payable semiannually.

Use the Present Value Tables in Appendix A of text book. Round all

calculations to the nearest dollar.

C$.$ Declared a dividend of $$0\mathrm{.}25$ per share on common stock. On date of declaration,

$35200$ shares of common stock were outstanding.

D$.$ Paid cash dividend from $($c$)$ above.

E$.$ Purchased $13200$ shares of Jones Company for $$10$ per share, plus $$6600$ commission.

Our company purchased less than $20\%$ of the outstanding stock of Jones Company.

F$.$ Declared a $5\%$ stock dividend on the $$10$ par common stock when the

market price was $ $25$ per share. There were $35200$ Shares outstanding.

G$.$ Distributed the stock dividends declared in $($F$).$

H$.$ Purchased $$5000$ of $5\%$ bonds at par.

Interest is payable semiannually.

I. Purchased $660$ shares of treasury common stock for $$12$ per share.

J$.$ Received semiannual interest from bonds purchased in $($H$).$

K$.$ Received a total cash dividend of $$1320$ from Jones Company.

L$.$ Received a $$2200$ dividend from our investment in Masco Company stock.

This investment is accounted for under the equity method.

M$.$ Sold, at $$17$ per share, $330$ shares of treasury common stock purchased in $($I$).$

N$.$ Sold $2640$ shares of Jones company stock purchased in $($E$)$ for $$13$

per share, including commission.

O$.$ Masco Company's total earnings are $$110000.$ We own $40\%.$ Record the earnings

for our company using the equity method.

P$.$ Sold the bonds purchased in $($H$)$ at $103$ plus $$63$ in accrued interest.

Q$.$ At the end of the accounting period, the remaining shares of Jones Company stock

increased $$2\mathrm{.}00$ per share

R$.$ Record the payment of semiannual interest on the bonds issued in $($B$)$

and the amortization of the premium for six months.

The amortization is determined using the straight$-$line method.

Round all calculations to the nearest dollar