Vaughn Corporation had the fNo. Accounts Titles and Explanation

$($a$)$

$($To record sale of shares on a subscription basis$)$

$($To record collection of down payment$)$

$($b$)$

$($c$)$

$($To record forfeit of payment from defaulting subscribers$)$

$($To record issuance of shares$)$

$($d$)$

$($e$)$ollowing shareholders$$ equity on December $31,2022$:

Common shares, $1,400,000$ shares authorized, issued and outstanding $$8,400,000$

Contributed surplus $($Common Shares$)84,000$

Retained earnings $11,900,000$

Total shareholders$$ equity $$20,384,000$

The following transactions occurred, in the order given, during $2023$:

$($a$)1,110$ subscriptions were sold for common shares. Each subscription entitled the purchaser to purchase $10$ shares in the company at a price of $$8$ per share. According to the subscription contracts, a payment of $$17$ per subscription was required at the time the subscriptions were sold.

$($b$)$ As per the subscription contracts, the second payment was for the balance of the subscription price. Of the $1,110$ subscribers, $150$ defaulted and did not make this second payment.

$($c$)$ The subscription contracts specify that, in the event of default, the first payment will not be refunded to defaulting subscribers. Also, at this time, common shares are issued to subscribers that have fully paid on the contract.

$($d$)$ Vaughn repurchased and cancelled $70,000$ common shares at a cost of $$4$ per share.

$($e$)$ A cash dividend of $$0\mathrm{.}10$ per share was declared. The date of record was after all of the events above